2005

February

• Annan Special Envoy for HIV/Aids in Africa Expected On Sunday

• West Africa launches anti-polio drive

• Amgen’s Enbrel ad goes too far, US FDA says

• Heart attack care may be worse for women

• Parenting: Jumping

• Electrical stimulation stops epileptic seizures

• Skim milk linked to acne among teen girls

• Waist circumference predicts heart disease risk

• New tool predicts benefit of mammograms

• AIDS Vaccine Research Funds Getting Scarce

• Heart Attack Warning Signs

• Waist Circumference Better Than BMI at Predicting Cardiac Risk

• Mayo Clinic researcher calls for improved newborn screening

• Steroids Risky Treatment for Brain Injury

• Wine Divine For Women’s Hearts

• Budget tightening for AIDS vaccine studies

• Lower MI Survival in Women May Be Due to Poorer Management

• New Procedure Eases Spinal Cord Fracture Pain

• Nevada Proposes Helping Problem Gamblers

• Your Knee Pain: Is it Chondromalacia?

• Biochemical marker aids prognosis in liver transplant patients

• The history and controversy behind post-menopausal hormone therapy

• What’s the Most Popular Cosmetic Procedure?

• California researchers help map human genetic variation across populations

• Free chlamydia testing in pharmacies - questions need addressing

• Which Drinks Damage Your Teeth the Most?

• Component of green tea protects injured livers in mice

• Gene therapy converts dead bone graft to new, living tissue

• Study finds new designer drug is potent treatment for chronic myelogenous leukemia

• 8-Month-Old Critically Injured At Children’s Hospital

• High tech twist to ancient drug kills cancer

• Health advisers revive Merck’s Vioxx

• Lead in environment causing violent crime - study

• Women with heart disease not taking aspirin

• Older women take to Tai Chi for exercise: study

• Diabetes heart risk higher for women than men

• Finnish study shows handset radiation within limits

• Vietnam to test bird flu vaccine on people

• Bird flu can produce other diseases, doctors say

• UN still deeply divided on cloning declaration

• Metalworking fluids linked to breast cancer risk

• Senate passes ban on genetic discrimination

• Aid group fears over 1,000 Afghan child deaths

• New HIV strain shakes up New York gay community

• Suicide pacts a grim and growing trend for Japan

• UK warns about 350 food products with cancer risk

• New vaccine may help fight leukaemia: study

• Measles a key concern in tsunami-hit Aceh - WHO

• S. Africa reports 57 pct jump in deaths, AIDS blamed

• Genome map offers first look at human differences

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