Black cohosh extract relieves hot flashes
May 19 05

An extract of the herb, black cohosh, marketed as Remifemin, is effective in relieving menopausal symptoms, German researchers report.

The herbal compound works best… Black cohosh extract relieves hot flashes   

 

Vaccine for cervical cancer virus promising
May 19 05

An experimental vaccine designed to protect against the virus responsible for Cervical cancer performed well in a late-stage trial, drugmaker Merck & Co., said… Vaccine for cervical cancer virus promising   

 

Serious infection higher in people with asthma
May 19 05

People with Asthma face twice the risk of developing deadly pneumococcal disease and health officials should consider recommending vaccination to reduce the danger, according… Serious infection higher in people with asthma   

 

Glittering gold may aid in vision, LCD screens
May 18 05

Gold could be used to help restore vision and improve the performance of liquid crystal display (LCD) screens thanks to its ability to capture… Glittering gold may aid in vision, LCD screens   

 

Aspirin can relieve acute migraine
May 18 05

Individuals who suffer from acute migraine headaches are likely to find relief with aspirin, according to results of a new study.

“Aspirin… Aspirin can relieve acute migraine   

 

Latinos have earlier Alzheimer’s onset
May 18 05

Onset of Alzheimer’s disease symptoms is apparent some 7 years sooner in US mainland Latinos than in their white non-Latino compatriots, a… Latinos have earlier Alzheimer’s onset   

 

Breast cancer drug study halted after two deaths
May 18 05

A test using two chemotherapy agents to treat breast cancer was halted after two women in the study died, French… Breast cancer drug study halted after two deaths   

 

Treating teen drug problem alone may not be enough
May 18 05

Teenagers being treated for alcohol and drug problems may fare better when they also receive therapy for other mental health conditions they may have,… Treating teen drug problem alone may not be enough   

 

Plague vaccine shows promise in animals
May 18 05

As part of a 5-year multimillion-dollar federal bio-defense initiative, researchers at Wake Forest University School of Medicine in Winston-Salem, North Carolina are working on… Plague vaccine shows promise in animals   

 

Vertex says drug quickly treats hepatitis C
May 17 05

Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. on Tuesday said half of Hepatitis C patients taking a specific dose of its experimental drug in an early-stage… Vertex says drug quickly treats hepatitis C   

 

Polio outbreak could cripple 200 in Yemen - WHO
May 17 05

A polio epidemic raging through Yemen, with 63 confirmed cases so far, is expected to paralyse 200 children before coming under control,… Polio outbreak could cripple 200 in Yemen - WHO   

 

World health body drags feet on cheap drugs - MSF
May 17 05

The United Nations’ global health watchdog is dragging its feet in approving cheap, effective medicines for the poor to combat AIDS, MalariaWorld health body drags feet on cheap drugs - MSF   

 

Liver transplants work better from live donor - study
May 17 05

Children who receive a section of transplanted liver from a live donor have a better chance of survival than those whose organ comes… Liver transplants work better from live donor - study   

 

Vietnam man has bird flu, 2nd in a month - report
May 17 05

A 58-year-old Vietnamese man has been infected with the H5N1 bird flu virus, state media reported on Tuesday, the country’s second human case in… Vietnam man has bird flu, 2nd in a month - report   

 

Alcohol harms women’s brains faster than men’s
May 17 05

Although women are generally less likely than men to become dependent on alcohol, they appear to develop alcoholic brain damage more rapidly… Alcohol harms women’s brains faster than men’s   

 

Extract of biopsy cells relieves Crohn’s disease
May 17 05

A preparation of proteins extracted from a person’s own colon cells and administered orally leads to disease remission in many patients with Extract of biopsy cells relieves Crohn’s disease   

 

Kylie’s case shows breast cancer can strike early
May 17 05

News that Australia’s biggest music star Kylie Minogue has been diagnosed with breast cancer shows the disease - the most common cancer… Kylie’s case shows breast cancer can strike early   

 

Medicare to pay $2 bln for impotence drugs - study
May 17 05

The U.S. government will spend nearly $2 billion over the next decade to pay for impotence drugs for elderly and disabled patients under Medicare,… Medicare to pay $2 bln for impotence drugs - study   

 

U.S. FDA looking to improve drug safety monitoring
May 16 05

U.S. health regulators know that once a new drug hits the market, their system to monitor potential side effects is limited and they are… U.S. FDA looking to improve drug safety monitoring   

 

Autism may be linked to difficult births - study
May 16 05

A difficult birth or a history of mental illness in a parent may put a baby at greater risk for autism, according… Autism may be linked to difficult births - study   

 

Breast cancer drug may help prostate - study
May 16 05

A drug used to treat breast cancer may also help Prostate cancer from developing in men who have precancerous… Breast cancer drug may help prostate - study   

 

Germany’s Merck hails cancer drug trial results
May 16 05

Trials show that Merck KGaA’s newly launched cancer drug Erbitux slows the spread of rectal and Colon cancer and enables more patients to have… Germany’s Merck hails cancer drug trial results   

 

Nicotine vaccine helps smokers quit, study finds
May 16 05

An experimental vaccine against nicotine helped smokers kick the habit, Swiss researchers reported on Saturday.

Larger tests are needed but the test… Nicotine vaccine helps smokers quit, study finds   

 

Packaging matters in sticking with medicine
May 16 05

The way a medication comes wrapped may make a difference in how well people follow their prescriptions, researchers said Monday.

In a study of… Packaging matters in sticking with medicine   

 

Indonesia tests more pigs for bird flu virus
May 16 05

Indonesia is testing pigs in several regions for bird flu after discovering the virus in swine on densely populated Java island, an official said… Indonesia tests more pigs for bird flu virus   

 
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