2004

June

• Menopause possibly affected by seasons

• Study links vaccine ingredient to autism in mice

• Many kids take too many headache pills

• Mastectomy favoured by many breast cancer patients

• Age at menarche not linked to age at schizophrenia development

• Scientists identify prostate cancer gene

• Eating fruit and vegetables may protect against stroke

• Exercise guidelines for genetic heart conditions released

• Parents accurately assess kids’ ADHD treatment

• Gene variation linked to pregnancy-related diabetes

• Critics want supplement risks reported to FDA

• Boozy Britain wary of ‘anti-hangover pill’

• Slow-growing prostate cancer may turn aggressive

• New inhaler design may benefit asthmatics

• Cancer patients’ quality of life all in the genes

• Chemo prolongs survival after lung cancer surgery

• U.S. 2003 health cost rises slowed, but still high

• Abuse tied to HIV risks in Native American women

• Screening seen unlikely to detect at-risk athletes

• Statins not linked to increase in bleeding strokes

• New guidelines to protect frozen sperm, embryos

• Senators argue about Medicare drug cards

• U.S. warns breast-feeding women about drug

• Nancy Reagan emerges as stem-cell advocate

• For-profit hospitals cost more - Canadian study

• Air pollution may slightly increase SIDS risk

• Immune therapy stops diabetes in mouse study

• Study charts big changes in kids’ meal patterns

• Pfizer’s Lipitor halves stroke risk in diabetics

• Computers may help kids get ready for school

• New drugs chip away at cancer

• Reagan focused attention on Alzheimer’s research

• Novartis diabetes drug promising in mid-stage test

• Teens’ TV watching leads to disrupted sleep later

• Studies suggest statins cut cancer risk

• Heart drugs help diabetics

• Obesity’s effect on mammograms

• Treatments boost lung cancer survival

• Announcement of Alzheimer’s Disease

• About Phentermine

• Vardenafil (Levitra) Can Work When Sildenafil (Viagra) Fails

• Problems with Sexual Function Not Uncommon in Britain

• Cialis European Label Changed to Include Effectiveness up to 36 Hours

• Levitra Starts To Work In As Early As Ten Minutes In Men With Erectile Dysfunction

• What is erectile dysfunction?

• Intranasal Melanocortin Receptor Agonist Effective in Erectile Dysfunction

• Vitamin C may worsen arthritis, study finds

• Aetna joins other insurers in obesity fight

• State study suggests national child obesity problem

• Scientists say develop new SARS tracing method

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