2004

July

• Rapid test during labor may cut HIV transmission

• Cholesterol levels lowered for heart patients

• AIDS vaccine still years away, researchers say

• Ethnic disparity seen in institutionalizing elders

• Yo-yo weight loss may impair immunity

• U.S. AIDS policy likely to face protests

• HIV tests OK during childbirth

• New Clue to SIDS Puzzle Found

• Senator’s tearful plea helps pass suicide bill

• Teens seeing too many magazine alcohol ads: report

• UV light may give frequent tanners a lift

• Stress boosts immunity, but only in the short term

• New HIV therapy shows promise

• Top U.S. AIDS official discusses new Vietnam funding

• Mutant syphilis strain resists common cure

• Women with genital pain have low pain threshold

• Drug guards child’s heart in cancer therapy -study

• Hong Kong official resigns over SARS

• China culls 20,000 chickens to contain bird flu

• Specialized foster care curbs teen violence

• Test predicts prostate cancer death, study says

• Depression ups risk of ‘metabolic syndrome’

• No Law Broken In Rx Cost Row

• U.S. clears new use for robot-like surgical device

• Asian AIDS crisis, prevention in focus at Bangkok

• Milk found to help lower cancer risk

• Ovarian cancer: Not the ‘silent killer’ it was

• New drugs lock out AIDS but vaccine proves elusive

• Long nursing shifts raise error risk

• Deadly bird flu erupts again in Thailand, China

• Brief screening spots domestic abuse

• New surgical technique could mean faster recovery

• Obesity risk doubled for kids of obese moms

• Arthritis spares flexible fingers

• Mediterranean diet may reduce inflammation

• U.S. study examines why some children not vaccinated

• Brain chemical linked to teen suicides in study

• Celexa safely curbs depression in the young

• Parents set rules, but kids still see TV violence

• Study finds cough drugs no better than sugar syrup

• Obesity Passed From Moms To Kids?

• Overweight children risk iron deficiency

• Nail fungal infections can be hard to treat

• UK ambulances waste millions fighting speeding fines

• Alzheimer’s gene tied to better diet response

• Leukemia drug side effects worse when vitamins low

• Virtual reality may distract the brain from pain

• Cilexa safely curbs depression in the young

• Chinese herbs hold little benefit for hepatitis C

• Research focuses on growing new teeth

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