2005

March

• EU launches second campaign to stamp out smoking

• Senators seek mandatory drug study database

• I don’t care what it cures, I’m not taking it…

• Study links osteoporosis, gluten intolerance

• Prostate cancer hormone therapy may affect mind

• France calls for global watchdog on bio-warfare risk

February

• USDA finds less E. coli tainted meat in 2004

• Women adopt frozen embryos, save them from science

• Egyptian baby learning to breathe after operation

• Hep B vaccine protects for at least 15 years

• Strong mind-body connection in heart disease

• Banned rat poison may still pose threat

• Medtronic voluntarily recalls defibrillators

• Migraines unlikely to impair cognitive function

• Noisy jobs may increase risk of heart attack

• UK and U.S. look to stockpile more Roche flu drug

• Nordic nations call for new limits on sun beds

• Life expectancy in US hits record high-CDC

• New therapies may expand AIDS arsenal

• Wrinkle-filler may curb HIV-related facial wasting

• Promo for breast cream causes uproar in Thailand

• US starts women’s meeting with anti-abortion stand

• Lawmaking on genetic food is minefield for EU

• Zinc shortage linked to esophageal cancer

• Biogen, Elan halt drug after patient dies

• HIV treatment: 2 million years of life saved

• New cases of Congo plague but appears contained

• Fight against polio launched in Ivory Coast

• Bird flu kills 47th Asian victim in Vietnam

• Global anti-tobacco treaty comes into force

• Showing off best of Health

• Add avian influenza to list of things to worry about

• HIV teens taking extra risks

• Learn About Holistic Health, Breast Cancer

• Prescription for change

• Pope’s health improving

• New Virus May Have Come from Monkeys, Experts Say

• To Track Colitis, Listen to the Patient

• Surgery Often Won’t Cure Back Pain

• Genetic Test Can Detect HIV In Newly Infected

• Many Diet Studies Lack Key Data

• Rate of HIV infection doubles among blacks in U.S.

• Migraine Pain Might Signal Deeper Problems

• Mom’s Poor Diet Can Up Diabetes Risk in Child

• Yoga and Relaxation

• MT’s Schweitzer Leads Charge Against Bush on Prescription Drugs

• Viruses are Vaccines’ New Anti-Cancer Weapon

• Carbondale hospital has brain surgeon again

• Pope’s hospital message shows spiritual ‘heart and soul’ of papacy

• HIV-positive women compete in Miss Stigma Free beauty pageant

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