2005

January

• TB can be a threat to hospitalized cancer patients

• Age big factor in assisted reproduction

• Vietnam culls ducks in battle against bird flu

• Wealthy Chinese kids have worse nutrition - report

• Lead accumulation tied to mental decline with age

• Analysis confirms HRT increases stroke risk

• China to make sex-selective abortions a crime

• It’s a boy as China marks 1.3 billionth person

• Gene helps people resist AIDS infection - study

• Heed risks and signs of hypothermia, frostbite

• US issues warning after rat-bite fever kills two

• Dog epilepsy gene discovery could aid people - study

• Nip from hamster fells young boy

• CDC warns of malaria in Dominican Republic

• Babytalk has roots in evolution, expert says

• Bacteria may be biggest child-killer in Africa - study

• Breaking taboo, Mandela says son died of AIDS.

• India to step up AIDS fight, launch media campaign

• People with diabetes need to take care of teeth

• U.S. studies point to protein role in heart attacks

• “Infertile” British woman has baby - report

• Implants after mastectomy don’t harm survival

• Errors endanger hospitalized children

• Vietnam warns consumers as bird flu toll hits 22

• Many chronically ill kids take supplements: study

• Lifestyle changes cut heart risk without drugs

• Mental deficits common after very preterm birth

• Herbal extract reduces migraines

• Bush launches battle to limit malpractice awards.

• Brain processes whistled language just as spoken

• Secondhand smoke lowers kids’ math, reading scores

• Antibiotics might be helpful in Lou Gehrig disease

• Experts dismiss fears of post-tsunami fish

• Sperm-sorting machine may help infertile men.

• Vietnam fights bird flu threat as boy dies

• Embryo loss no greater with special IVF technique

• British school starts random drug tests

• Tanners have higher vitamin D levels, bone mass

• Cigarette smoke worsens RSV infection in infants

• Fruits, veggies lower kids’ blood pressure

• Antidepressant useful for hot flashes

• Light alcohol use doesn’t raise stroke risk

• Emergency birth control not linked to risk behavior

• Hypnosis helps kids during medical procedure

• Eye disease predicts heart failure

• Test can warn of dangerous pregnancy complication

• Key AIDS study was deeply flawed, expert says

• German team finds new way to block HIV replication

• Disease emerges in wake of tsunami

• Statin use may slightly impair brain function

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