2005

April

• A-bomb exposure linked to male breast cancer

• Diabetes diagnosis in child traumatic for parents

• Cambodian bird flu suspect dies in Vietnam

• S. Africa tests Angola traveller for Marburg

• Processed meat ups pancreas cancer risk

• ‘Mini-strokes’ often precede full-blown stroke

• Method devised for whole-population DNA analysis

• Can new model deliver drugs for world’s poor?

• Fertility seen normal in women with celiac disease

• U.S. Congress to examine steroid use in football

• Nobel economist says fat Americans trust in science

• Targeted cancer drug fails to help patients - study

• Cholera outbreak in Central Nigeria kills 17

• FDA Warns Makers of Levitra, Zyrtec on Ads

• Study finds J&J’s Natrecor increases death risk

• Chili, Broccoli Help Prevent Cancer - Studies

• Novartis Warns of Skin Problems with Epilepsy Drug

• Researchers Identify ‘Death from Cancer’ Genes

• Low-cost therapy shows promise for autism

• Sun, vitamin D help lung cancer survival - study

• Green tea may curb prostate cancer in men at risk

• Wine or beer? Both equal higher blood pressure

• Anthrax shots before attack not worthwhile: report

• Substandard drugs threat to heart patients - study

• Mercury in fish seems not to harm older brains

• U.S. dietary guidelines get personal

• Osteoporosis drug may reduce mental decline risk

• Rheumatoid arthritis drugs may up lymphoma risk

• Diet, exercise best for preventing pre-diabetes

• Post-Attack Vaccine Plus Antibiotics Best Against Anthrax Release

• Bird Flu and SARS: Are You Prepared For The Next Pandemic?

• Government Issues 12 New Food Pyramids

• Kids with blood in urine should be closely watched

• Many seniors won’t take prescribed drugs -study

• U.S. drug case against Towson doctor to start

• Heart experts target childhood obesity

• New stents as effective for women as men

• Aldara cream remedies skin damage from sun

• Deadlier form of cancer found in black women

• Study finds ear tube surgery safe for youngsters

• Statins lower advanced prostate cancer risk

• New partnership needed for child cancer - report

• Traditional medicine derivatives kill cancer cells

• Painkillers protect against oral cancer in smokers

• Top court to hear US appeal on hallucinogenic tea

• More US college students drinking and driving

• Most IVF parents plan to tell kids: survey

• Long-term Strattera seen OK for adults with ADHD

• Treadmill test for heart disease iffy for women

• WHO: Last killer flu lab samples seen destroyed soon

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