2005

March

• Digestion pill to end diabetes diets

• Egypt ‘two-head’ baby breathing without ventilator

• The school meals failure

• U.S. Panel Recommends Limiting Gene Therapy Trials

• Many Women Still Don’t Get Annual Mammograms

• Medication errors common at hospital admission

• The secret to man’s aggression: in his finger?

• Declaring victory, U.S. drops abortion line at UN

• Bush picks scientist to head EPA

• Teen gymnasts show normal growth spurts

• Leflunomide useful for drug-resistant juvenile arthritis

• WHO says acrylamide levels in foods should be cut

• Court allows HIV lawsuit against American Airlines

• German plastic surgeons at odds on advertising ban

• Forearm test not good for checking blood sugar

• Violence in Congo puts 54,000 lives at risk:UNICEF

• Genetically modified foods gain a toe hold in EU

• Healthy diet may prevent age-related disability

• MRSA superbug spreading in the community

• Nepal’s first test-tube twins born in Katmandu

• Smallpox preparedness program needs clarification

• Higher maternal weight ups likelihood of twins

• Family doctors deserting Labour Party: poll

• Tungsten shrapnel leads to tumors in rats

• Medicare drug benefit changes worry advocates

• Taiwan frets over record-low birth rate

• Hanoi says first bird flu vaccine tests successful

• Morocco says CJD death not linked to mad cow

• Up to 89 million more AIDS victims in Africa by 2025 - UN

• Deaths from measles falling but gaps remain: U.N.

• World’s women worse off in past decade: report

• Carnitine supplement helps sperm swim

• U.S. Senate votes to block Canada cattle imports

• Inhaler option makes insulin more acceptable

• Scientists find marker for early testicular cancer

• Healthy lifestyle could reduce Alzheimer’s risk

• Young men with sleep apnea have higher risk of death

• US rabbis can use tube to suck circumcision blood

• Program helps reduce teenagers’ risky driving

• Flu cases rise in US, peak may be ahead: CDC

• World’s second oldest man dies at age 111

• Women and children gang raped in Congo’s Ituri: MSF

• Heart attack during pregnancy rare, but on the rise

• Brazil opens way for GMO crops, stem cell research

• U.S. Congress likely to proceed with Medicaid cuts

• Morocco may have first human mad cow death

• Romanian mental hospitals “inhuman”, says Amnesty

• Old pimple remedy: Using ‘Spot’ to cure spots

• Simple measures could reduce infant deaths

• EU to test readiness for bird-flu triggered pandemic

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