2005

June

• Kids’ incontinence improved with magnetic therapy

• Measures how to clamp down on Internet pharmacies

• Celebrity photos prompt memory study breakthrough

• Nasal spray works for kids with migraine

• Vivus says impotence drug data good

• Lung infections late problem for tsunami survivors

• Merck sought to reformulate Vioxx in 2000

• Steel workers at risk for kidney stones

• Body fat pattern abnormal in recovered anorexics

• Sleep troubles tied to mental problems in kids

• Young women with arthritis have marked bone loss

• Bigger brains mean higher IQ

• Plant chemical may harm male fertility

• Suspected cholera kills 50 in northeast Nigeria

• Italian fertilty law hinders IVF success

• Heavy exercise may worsen arthritis damage

• Doctors overly optimistic about back surgery

• Bacterial virus may underlie meningitis

• Conception tourism spreads as infertility soars

• Mystery infection kills 7 babies in Turk hospital

• No faking female orgasm in scientific research

• Surgery better than collagen for incontinence

• Vietnam finds two bird flu patients, kills birds

• Your job may give you asthma

• UK’s GW Pharma launches cannabis drug in Canada

• Studies show ways to predict, prevent Alzheimer’s

• Antibodies, drug, exercise provide Alzheimer’s hope

• Nicotine acts on brain in similar way as heroin

• Hay fever not linked to kids’ immunizations

• Epilepsy increases risk of becoming schizophrenic

• U.S. approves blood test to screen for stroke risk

• Seventh state eases ‘morning-after’ pill access

• High intensity training aids some heart patients

• Kids need an hour of brisk activity daily

• Indonesia finds first human case of bird flu

• Continuous L-dopa delivery useful for Parkinson’s

• NitroMed drug cut deaths in blacks

• Ulcer bug strongly linked to irregular heartbeat

• New version of nasal flu vaccine shows promise

• Vietnam detects six new bird flu patients

• Fish oil may harm defibrillator patients

• Asthma may be linked to teenage behavior problems

• A good night’s sleep may be good for memory

• High-dose painkillers increase heart attack risk

• Brain surgery for epilepsy holds up long-term

• Psychological distress common in heart patients

• Expert panel urges limited use of J&J heart drug

• Viagra helps childhood lung condition

• Cholera detected in Kabul

• Calcium, vitamin D may help prevent PMS

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