2005

March

• High blood pressure in pregnancy ups heart risk

• Diet counseling benefits colorectal cancer patients

• Most cancer survivors able to stay on the job

• S. Korea ready to help North contain bird flu

• New compound may prevent allergies

• Australians surgeons reattach boy’s foot, hands

• Kidney Victim Toll Rises in Fla

• Ebola-Like Virus Deaths Climb in Angola

• Pope, in Silence, Celebrates Good Friday

• US advises firms on better drug safety monitoring

• Chickenpox killed eight in U.S. in 2003-2004 - CDC

• U.S. drug trials proposal unethical, critics say

• Eating eggs okay for the healthy heart

• More preemies surviving due to advanced therapies

• Exercise beneficial for knee arthritis

• Medicare may be harder to fix than Social Security

• Pneumonia vax curbs death in African infants

• U.S. group calls for safer asthma drug compounds

• Six diseases cause 73 percent of child deaths - WHO

• Abbott Says Withdrawing Attention Deficit Drug

• China shuts down blood dealers to curb AIDS spread

• Death toll from killer virus in Angola rises to 114

• Silica dust linked to esophagus cancer

• Pentagon offers new health benefits to reservists

• Drug curbs chronic constipation

• Chewing tobacco may stress heart, blood vessels

• Obesity may hasten prostate cancer diagnosis

• Hunters most at peril when tracking deer, turkeys

• Pregnancy-related diabetes rising in the U.S.

• Vietnam bird flu death toll rises to 35 - UPDATE 2

• Brazil probes Colombian rebels’ medical drugs link

• Experts advise elderly to continue exercising

• Alzheimer’s disease: Definition, Diagnosis, Prevention and Treatment

• Depression may up risk of dementia in men

• Natural serum eyedrops relieve dry eyes

• CT for lung cancer may do more harm than good

• Healthcare workers risk getting asthma on the job

• Months after mono, virus remains in saliva

• Hypertensives fare better early after heart attack

• Preventive mastectomy removes breast cancer risk

• Officials argue over sex in prisons

• Scientists urge Africa to fund disease research

• Africa lags in fight against TB, WHO report says

• Bird flu kills Cambodia man

• U.S. starts human tests of avian flu vaccine

• Let IVF parents choose baby’s sex - UK report

• Kyoto protocol tough for emerging economies

• Warnings and alternatives boost sun protection

• Exercise helps control type 2 diabetes

• Schiavo videotape misleading, experts say

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