2005

May

• Breast cancer risk less when mom smoked in pregnancy

• Prostate surgery often works after radiation fails

• Level head position best for stroke patients

• Bowel disease ups blood cancer risk slightly

• Bacterial meningitis outbreak in Delhi causes panic

• Triptan better than ergot drug for migraine

• Review shows no benefit for routine episiotomy

• Folic acid may ward off colorectal cancer

• Female factors don’t predict pancreatic cancer risk

• Stress and mood predict kid’s arthritis symptoms

• Scientists find molecule linked to infertility

• Marijuana behind 45 percent of U.S. drug arrests

• Killer flu: Could the world cope?

• Fatal asthma attack fears ‘rife’

• Some prostate cancer best left alone

• Tsunami health lessons studied

• Firefighter suddenly emerges from 10-year fog

• Cancer: The facts

• Surgeon General testifies on combating smoking

• Youths risk mental health with pot use

• 67-year-old has ‘fake pregnancy’

• Less-is-more tactic OK for some prostate cancers

• Antidepressant may ease irritable bowel pain

• Test predicts who is helped by lung cancer drug

• Study finds acupuncture, real or fake, aids migraines

• Fractures less likely for black women than whites

• Cell damage stiffens arteries after menopause

• Not all heart patients get best treatment - study

• Prostate cancer counseling should include partners

• Severe asthma treatment: need for characterising patients

• German lawmakers want to ban smoking for drivers

• Diabetes control crucial after heart attack

• Workplace asthma under scrutiny

• Polio in Indonesia; First Time in Decade

• Swaddling may help babies sleep soundly

• Adult heart-muscle cells to divide and multiply ...

• Heart disease: No. 1 killer in poorer nations

• Progress made in malaria fight

• Detrol no aid for leaky bladder in kids: report

• Meditation calms the mind, lengthens life: study

• Stretching, strengthening ease chronic back pain

• Low-fat, veggie-based diet lowers high cholesterol

• Vitamin C may cut pregnant smoking risks

• Japanese Women Show Lower Incidence of Breast Cancer Recurrence

• Fatty acids may help kids’ behavior problems

• Scientists find deafness gene through mutant mice

• Smoking moms-to-be may do well to take vitamin C

• Medical errors edging up in US, study finds

• Some women wary of breast cancer drug -study

April

• Too much iron, alcohol a bad mix for the heart

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