2004

October

• Paris anger at moves on wine adverts

• October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month

• Walk it off

• Drugs must have warnings on suicide

• New Hope in the Fight Against Breast Cancer

• Brain injuries and depression

• What is Asthma?

• Cholesterol meds highlight conflict of interest debate in medicine

• Very small mice are bad mothers

• You can be an asthmatic without actually suffering from asthma

• FDA Says None of Chiron Influenza Vaccine Safe for Use

• Loss of Libido

• The first and only fusion inhibitor for the treatment of HIV

• Is it Menopause?

• Menopause and Breast Cancer Therapy

• Baby euthanasia stirs heated debate

• U-M hospital improves care for asthmatic kids

• Implant for migraine headaches is tested

• Urinary incontinence can run in the family

• Arthritis drug lumiracoxib has low ulcer risk

• Singapore hit by rare Cholera outbreak

• Support group may help women with “cancer genes”

• Study confirms ephedrine diet supplements can kill

• Human lie detectors almost never miss, study finds

• Prostate drug might cut cancer risk

• U.N. health body warns against “kitchen killer”

• Half of older adults may face weak bones - report

• Drug counters sleepiness from antidepressants

• Speed gait training improves stroke rehab

• Difficult asthma can often be well controlled

• US orders new youth warnings on antidepressants

• Pfizer says Bextra, heart problems linked

• New technique treats heart defect in babies

• U.S. worried by health disparities among Hispanics

• Glaxo vaccine cuts malaria in African kids

• Abdominal fat tied to metabolic syndrome in women

• Blood glucose spikes impair mental function

• Price gouging reported for flu vaccine

• Personality disorders change over time

• FDA approves deep wrinkle filler

• Heart failure makes surgery risky for elderly

• Growth hormone may help children with heart failure

• Harvard seeks permission to clone human embryos

• Nerve damage risk seen after obesity surgery

• New study looks into brains of Alzheimer patients

• New treatment for aortic aneurysm triggers debate

• Mobile phones increase tumor risk, study says

• Body image matters to older breast cancer patients

• Waist measurement key to diabetes, heart risks

• Number of overweight Americans holds steady

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