2005

March

• Diabetes not tied to increased lung cancer risk

• Sudan tells U.N. to back up its Darfur death toll

• What are the symptoms of a stroke?

• What are the risk factors for stroke?

• Forget the breath mints, eat yogurt instead

• Most women ill informed about stroke

• Catholic leader doubts UK’s Blair over abortion

• Bill Clinton released from hospital

• Over 180,000 Darfur deaths in 18 months: UN envoy

• EU obesity taskforce to fight “expanding waistline”

• Food marketers to play up role of exercise

• Doctors suspect bird flu killed Vietnamese man

• Anthrax tests at Pentagon prove negative

• AIDS virus entered UK six times, study shows

• Report raises questions about U.S. cattle feed ban

• Anti-cancer function of green tea explained

• Scientists put skin cancer cells into endless “coma”

• Mountain living good for heart and health, study shows

• Sleep better with trospium for overactive bladder

• Malt liquor drink of homeless and unemployed -study

• Major cause of blindness inherited: study

• US government witness to urge tobacco execs ouster

• AIDS, TB, malaria body warns “ad hoc” funding risky

• Sudan fears meningitis epidemic by May

• Treatment preserves fertility after uterine cancer

• Britons die later than they expect, save too little

• Fears grow over asbestos at Paris tourist site

• Airborne bacteria in pools linked with infections

• Lack of cash hobbles Cambodia’s bird flu battle

• Genes tied to racial differences in breast cancer

• Breast cancer survivors have high risk of fracture

• Education may change brain function later in life

• Bangladesh bans smoking in public

• Joining Medicaid too late explains cancer deaths: study

• Scientist attacks Britain’s bird flu preparation

• Photos show climate change; Ministers meet in UK

• China launches first human trials of AIDS vaccine

• Egypt “two-head” baby will eat normally soon

• New therapy may help nerve-wasting disease

• Bird flu clusters may signal virus change: WHO

• Tattoos ink may contain heavy metals: study

• American families grapple with decisions on death

• Thailand stockpiles anti-flu drugs for bird flu fight

• MRI scans could have antidepressant effect -study

• Baby’s size linked to birth size of both parents

• Remicade eases treatment-resistant kids’ arthritis

• More ventilation may reduce in-flight disease risk

• Canada “nowhere near” Internet pharmacy clampdown

• Actonel helps prevent hip fractures after stroke

• Heavy drinking tied to hardening of heart arteries

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