2004

November

• UK hospital to check embryos for colon cancer risk

October

• Obese children turn to surgery

• More hospitals join smoking ban

• Chinese cancer patients reach 1.8 mln

• New cancer drug boosts hopes

• Nutritious food is right choice to stay healthy

• Cancer-free ‘designer babies’ get approval

• Hope for asbestos cancer victims

• FDA checking out French flu shot producer

• Some antibiotic resistance threat in hospitals could yield to hand washing

• Ducks pose further bird flu risk for humans-WHO

• Focused ultrasound treats gynecologic problem

• Safety measures protect kids on Halloween

• African-American men do well after prostatectomy

• Alaskans to vote on legalizing marijuana

• Kentucky health departments receive more flu vaccine

• Older women with heart disease gain from exercise

• Monkeypox can cause range of illnesses in humans

• Painful sweating reported after wart removal

• Cell transplants restore lost skin color

• Laser and ultrasound help wounds heal, in rats

• Muslim Clerics Help Raise HIV/AIDS Awareness

• Testosterone boost may help men with lung disease

• A man’s weight may affect his fertility

• U.S. finds 5 million more flu shot doses - HHS

• Chief Justice Rehnquist Released From Hospital

• Catholic Spain authorises stem cell research

• Midlife obesity predicts future stroke risk in men

• Medical society advises on teen cosmetic surgery

• New breast implant set for trials

• Smaller drug packets bring down UK suicide rate

• Depression costs China $3.6 bln annually - report

• When Patients Wake Up During Surgery!

• Stress makes you forget

• New drug helps control type 2 diabetes

• High-fat diet could be harmful for the brain

• Drug side-effects place treatment scale up at risk, says Ugandan HIV expert

• WHO wants house smoke addressed

• Low-carb diet best at producing weight loss

• Snoring may affect kids’ mental abilities

• Mammograms not helpful for most women over 80

• Sleep Debt Affects Female Fertility Too

• Testosterone Tied to Memory

• Experiments point to new way to combat Alzheimer’s

• Nurse-Researcher Picks Accurate, Safest Thermometer

• Herbal, Nutritional Supplements Linked to Ocular Side Effects

• Puberty Gene May Be Linked to Obesity

• Understanding Drug Abuse and Addiction

• More Women Diagnosed With Breast Cancer

• Arafat collapses, health worsens

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