2007

January

• Aspirin saves lives of cancer patients suffering heart attacks, despite fears of bleeding

• Calcium during breast-feeding may guard mom’s teeth

• Smoking ups risk of virus-related Hodgkin lymphoma

• More than 25% unhappy with broken nose repair

• Stroke risk higher in less well-educated women

• Study Finds Association Between Tobacco Smoking and Increased Risk of TB

• Spinal manipulation may not be safe for children

• A Second Risk Factor for Alzheimer’s

• Newly Released Prisoners at High Risk for Death

• Cough and cold remedies may be lethal to infants

• More in US say formula is “as good as” breast milk

• Red Wine and White Wine May be Just as Healthful

• Multiple sclerosis risk linked to mononucleosis

• Genes, lifestyle raise macular degeneration risk

• Overweight 9-year-old girls at heart risk

• Alzheimer gene kicks in only in old age

• Liquids make up 22 percent of American diet

2006

December

• For Kids with High BP, Surgery Can Help When Medicines Fail

• Multipronged strategy subdues cancer pain

• Hospitals cut medicine tube infections in study

• Hereditary stroke more common in women

• A Reason Why Video Games Are Hard to Give Up

• Longevity Gene Also Protects Memory, Cognitive Function

• Methamphetamine Use Increases Risks of Artery Tears and Stroke

• Genetic Mechanism Helps Explain Chronic Pain Disorders

• Psychological Treatments Improve Outcomes for Back Pain Sufferers

• Divorce may raise children’s eczema risk

• Cellular cues identified for stroke recovery

• How Does Aspirin Crystallize?

• FDA clears next-generation schizophrenia pill

• Being overweight ups risk of Parkinson’s disease

• Androgen therapy may slow progress of Alzheimer’s disease

• Kidney Stones Occurring More Often in Children

• High Levels of Vitamin D In the Body May Decrease the Risk of Multiple Sclerosis

• Scientists identify gene mutation in autism

• Eli Lilly played down risks of top drug

• Brain can repair alcohol’s damage

• Smart children “more likely to become vegetarians”

• A new way to fight ageing

• More Americans hungry, homeless in 2006

• Options Improving for Patients with Acromegaly and Gigantism

• Over 500 Sudden Unexplained Deaths Every Year, Mostly in Young Men

• Heavy smokers who cut back still take in more toxins than light smokers

• Leicester breakthrough in eye disease

• New observations on properties of water

• Tobacco Industry Prevention Ads May Actually Have Negative Effects on Teens

• Study finds oysters can take heat and heavy metals, but not both

• Fear of migraine destroys quality of life for men

• Gas on your mind

• New research shows big improvement in survival after stroke

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