2005

February

• Pope Marks Ash Wednesday In Hospital

• UK respiratory patients need better care: study

• Many Parents with HIV Avoid Contact with Kids

• Protein from red meat, dairy tied to heart risks

• Blood pressure therapy boosts cerebral blood flow

• Cancer society begins Daffodil Days sale

• Long-acting insulin safe for type 2 diabetes

• Many parents with HIV avoid contact with kids

• Banking On Breast Milk

• Children need to brush up on dental hygiene

• Cancer raises blood clot risk by sevenfold

• Study supports controversial blood-thinning drug

• Basic gun safety may reduce teen suicides

• Blood infection more likely in diabetics

• Awareness may remain after severe brain injury

• Patient factors predict asthma therapy response

• Schwan’s expands recall of eggrolls, pizza, tacos

• Sweet drinks help some preschoolers pack on pounds

• Girls may be undertreated for short stature

• Patient risk level affects heart procedure outcome

• UK researchers get therapeutic cloning licence

• Egyptian twin doing well after U.S. skull surgery

• Asbestos bill delayed at Republicans’ request

• Parkinson’s disease can impair driving

• Britain may have found goat with BSE

• CJ’s Place Provides Safe Housing For People With Mental Illness

• Merck Target of Disclosures on Vioxx, Vaccines

• Brain-Damaged People Show Signs of Awareness: Study

• Sleep Hormone May Affect Sex Organs, Study Finds

• Study Links Autism and Mother’s Illnesses

• Disease kills 21 in Northeastern Afghanistan

• Pfizer Stomach-Cancer Drug Succeeds in Trial

• Dolly’s Creator Granted Human Cloning License

• Helena children’s hospital sued over alleged sex assault

• Nicotine Won’t Slow Alzheimer’s

• Mothers Urged to Breastfeed Longer

• Kyoto global warming pact begins next week

• Several Flu Shot Clinics Open This Week

• No, nicotine probably doesn’t ward off Alzheimer’s

• Black asthma patients seen less responsive to drugs

• US foreign aid up for HIV/AIDS, Millennium funds

• Marijuana may change blood flow to brain

• Cuba, land of long cigars, bans smoking in public

• Bush seeks 20 pct more to protect US food supply

• Full hospitals turn away patients

• IBM Offers Software to Avert Public Health Crises

• Bone density returns after teens stop Depo-Provera

• Kevorkian Back in Prison After Surgery

• How an AIDS-Related Cancer Unleashes Inflammation

• Pope to Stay at Hospital

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