2004

July

• Americans are sad three days a month

• Infant deaths on the decline, says CDC

• Report says 195,000 deaths due to hospital error

• Disease spreads death in flood-ravaged South Asia

• SE Asia urged to pull together against bird flu

• Nigeria to make cheap Aids drugs

• Flu shot doesn’t prevent kids’ asthma flare-ups

• Bad hygiene blamed for typhoid in Russia, Ukraine

• Sleeping disorder linked to risk of stroke death

• Demographics influence cervical cancer rates

• An egg a day may be too much for some women

• Order the salad, but don’t hold the fat: report

• Fetal brain cells show hope for stroke victims

• Workout sweat not just a matter of temperature

• Long-term acetaminophen use may harm kidneys

• Abnormal movements may identify autism early

• Drinking tea keeps blood pressure down

• Incontinence surgery doesn’t block bladder

• Arthritis drug appears safe for liver

• Vitamin E doesn’t prevent heart attack or stroke

• Health benefits come from work-related activity

• Osteoporosis trends reflect new drug availability

• ‘Triptan’ drug can prevent menstrual migraine

• Doctors often disregard patients’ last wishes

• Caffeine interferes with diabetes control

• Johnson & Johnson unit minimized risks of drug - report

• Gene variants may make women see red, and burgundy

• States cut health insurance for 145,000 kids

• California death shows dramatic march of West Nile

• EU launches key Africa AIDS research center

• Thai bird flu suspects cleared, more areas hit.

• Oral Contraceptives - Yasmin

• Clinical Depression And African Americans

• Possible Side Effects of EFFEXOR XR

• Can EFFEXOR XR Make a Difference for Me?

• Benefits of EFFEXOR XR

• How EFFEXOR XR Works

• Heavy Drinking Raises Breast Cancer Risk

• Anxiety treatment - Buspirone

• More travelers should get typhoid shots, CDC says

• Yes, weather ups headache, but less than you think

• Xenical linked to kidney stone formation in rats

• Achilles surgery may not help function in diabetes

• Meningitis vaccine can provide lasting protection

• Celebrex Prevents Abnormal-Cell Spread

• Thailand has two suspected human bird flu cases

• Dutch abortion ship to fight gov’t travel ban

• Report warns against overregulating health care

• One drug safer than two after stroke

• Unwanted support in breast cancer may be harmful

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