2005

March

• Barcodes may help protect couples seeking IVF

• Spain’s Catholics fight stem cell research

• Four more Vietnamese suspected to have bird flu

• Losartan safely lowers blood pressure in children

• Hong Kong receptacle for electronic waste:Greenpeace

• Septicemia deaths higher in less ill ICU patients

• Marburg outbreak breeds fear in Angola hospitals

• School food barges its way into UK election

• Laura Bush says she, president have living wills

• Canada hints at possible universal mad cow testing

• Actos controls blood sugar for up to 2 years

• Tai Chi gaining ground as exercise for elderly

• Darfur death toll may be 300,000, say UK lawmakers

• U.S. abstinence hurts Uganda AIDS success: report

• Limiting soda can prevent tooth erosion

• Schiavo parents seek new chance in court

• U.N. bird flu expert to battle N. Korea outbreaks

• Hair follicles provide source of nerve stem cells

• Reduced aid could spell disaster for N. Korea

• Young S. Koreans getting fat on fast food: survey

• Vietnam family of five confirmed with bird flu

• Antidepressant users have higher heart attack risk

• Therapeutic benefits for eye condition long lasting

• Half of U.S. kids face parental substance abuse

• “Good” bacteria help irritable bowel syndrome

• Hepatitis C antibodies may be slow to appear

• EU seeks advice on long-term effects of GMO crops

• Social factors affect prostate cancer therapy

• Obstetric anal sphincter injury can worsen over time

• Fasting may have anticancer effects on cells

• Ireland celebrates success of smoking ban

• Stretching before exercise may not always be best

• NY jury awards $17.1 million in sick smoker case

• Raw food vegans thin but healthy, study finds

• Schiavo to undergo autopsy to end debate: lawyer

• Pfizer Endometriosis Pain Drug Gets OK’d

• New MRI Scan May Help Gauge Brain Cancer Treatment

• Special Acupuncture Lowers Blood Pressure—Study

• Risk factors explain racial breast cancer patterns

• Children of working moms fare equally well

• Bird flu kills quail in Indonesia’s Central Java

• Zimbabwe’s war on AIDS threatened by cash crunch

• Schiavo case sparks sympathy, scorn among Dutch

• Japan court ruling raises questions on life support

• AIDS virus destroys immune cells fast-studies

• Exercise key to longevity for type 2 diabetics

• Loteprednol effective for hay fever

• British cardinal compares abortion to Nazi eugenics

• Colon cancer tests should begin earlier in blacks

• Heroin use hits poorest in Ugandan slums

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