New Campaign Focuses On Experiments
New Growth Charts Dispel the Myth That One Size Fits All
Is Obesity A Disease Or Just A Symptom?
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Medicare OKs More Biopsy Options
Study Urges Increase In Angioplasty
Youths Addicted To Nicotine In Few Weeks, Study Says
Weight-Conscious Have Been Fooled By "Low-Fat" Labeling
FDA OKs Another Eye Surgery Option
Doctors Say Strep Throat Bacteria Suddenly Becoming Resistant To Common Antibiotic
Experiments Strengthen Link Between Fish Oil, Mental Problems
Expert Panel Casts Doubt On Benefits From Hormone Replacement
Reports Posted On Abortion Pill
Retinal Cell Transplants Show Promise In Relieving Parkinson's Symptoms
U.S. Reminded Of Dangerous Products
Distinguishing PRK, LASIK And LASEK Eye Surgeries
LASEK: A New Way To See Without Glasses
LASEK Eye Surgery: Here's What Happens
Fla. Disease May Have Mad Cow Link
AIDS Drug Looks Good In Big Trial
Studies Fuel Debate Over Vaccinations
Gov't Warns On Baby Sleep Dangers
FDA Approves New Heart Implant
Gearing Up For The Allergy Seasons: New And Old Treatments For Allergies And Asthma
Many Lack Diphtheria, Tetanus Boosters
FDA OKs New Device For Breast Cancer
Summer Brings More Time For Play - And More Accidents
Mutations Can Carry Over Generations
Hepatitis A Infections More Common Than Reported, Study Shows
The Debate Over Smallpox Vaccinations: Should We Or Shouldn't We?
Breast-Feeding, Intelligence Linked
Organic Produce Has Pesticides, Too, But Far Less Than Conventional Food, Study Finds
Costs Delay Health Care For Women
CDC Urges Gay Men To Get HIV Tests
Having Sons May Shorten Moms' Lives
Number Of Global Polio Cases Hit Lowest Point Last Year
Young Men And Blood Pressure Studied
Emergency Room Visits Jump 14 Percent
Rivals Struggle Over Multiple Sclerosis Drugs
Study Focuses On Red Meat, Cancer
Violent Crime Injuries Studied
Study: Condoms Reduce Women's Risk Of Contracting Herpes
Study Indicates Calcium-Free Kidney Drug May Ward Off Heart Trouble
Women Afraid To Say No To Unsafe Sex
Food Cos. Seek Bacteria Killers
Irregular Heartbeat, Reduced Lung Capacity Make Deadly Combo
New Rules On Hospitals' Mistakes
Study Relates Jogging And Strong Bones
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Cranberry Juice Helps Urinary Tract
CDC Sees Racial Gap In Flu Shots
Citing Mad Cow Disease, FDA Panel Backs Blood Donor Curbs
CDC Urges Broader Testing For AIDS Virus
Home Fertility Test Kit Developed
Exercise Research Creates Doubts
Genetically Altered Virus Kills Cancer Cells In Tests
Study: Labor Risky After Caesarean
Study: Enzyme Work Helps In Fabry's
How To Cope With Heat Emergencies
Stroke Damages Spouses’ Sense Of Well-Being
Study: Stem Cell Cloning Flawed
New Test Developed For Drug Users
Gaps In Treating Mentally Ill Trap Many Youths In Limbo
Heart Transplant Patients See Hope
Gov't Warns About Comfrey Herb
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Incidence Of A Dangerous Complication Of Pregnancy Increases
Certainty And Uncertainty In Treatment Of Lyme Disease
Staph Bacteria Active Gene Swapper
Health Focus: More Work Needed To Reduce Second Heart Attack And Stroke
Study Backs AIDS Drug Cocktails
Fit Employees Have Fewer Workplace Injuries, Study Finds
MS Society Announces New Guidelines
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Scar Cells May Hinder Transplants
New Experimental Fertility Technique
Concerns Emerge Over Safety Of Yellow Fever Vaccine
Government Warns Of Soft Bedding In Playpens
Mother-To-Child Syphilis Rate Down
DDT Use In United States Linked To Premature Births In 1960s
Thyroid Drugs Face Approval Deadline
Second-Stage Trials Begin For Endostatin
Growing Medical Fear Over Possible Carcinogenic Virus
Exercise Chemical May Cause Migraines
Researchers Link Smoking, Early Menopause
Research Finds Fat And Fit People Have Half The Death Rate Of Thin Unfit People
Stroke Risk May Grow After Bypass
Women On Welfare Face Health Problems
New Stent Implanted In Patient
Health Focus - How Successful Dieters Keep Weight Off
Pain Relievers, In Moderation, May Pose No Harm
Study: School Shooters Give Warning
Value Of Heart Procedure Questioned
Strategies To Help Beat The Summer Heat
Thinprep Is Good News In Cancer Detection
Children's Well-Being Improves, Report Says
What Motivates Human Guinea Pigs? A Will To Live, Hope, Altruism
Study: Condoms Fight HIV, Gonorrhea
Survey: Kids Likely To Use Drugs
Experts Explore Genetic Differences Between Races
New Study Supports View That Third Generation Pill Increases Risk Of Blood Clots
Doctors Report First Case Of New Superantibiotic Being Beaten By Staph Supergerm
Future Of Heart Pump Uncertain
Experts: Kids Worried About Weight
Leukemia Drug Shows Early Promise, Stokes Hope For "Magic Bullet" Against Cancer
Deaths From Med Errors May Be Fewer
New Class Of Antibiotics Looks Good
Researcher: Bedbugs A Growing Problem In U.S. Hotels As International Tourism Increases
Anniversary Of Legionnaires' Disease
FDA Strengthens Warning That Painkiller Oxycontin Can Be Addictive And Deadly Leukemia
CDC Urges More West Nile Efforts
FDA OKs Ribavirin Sold Separately
Psoriasis Drug May Bode Relief From Other Immune Ailments
Study: Drug Hospital Visits Rise
Stem Cells May Help In Brain Repair
Drug Users Now Using Embalming Fluid
Playgrounds: Study Shows High Proportion Of Serious Injuries
FDA Endorses Osteoporosis Treatment
Poll: Children Are More Spoiled
Beaches In 17 States Declared Safe
Baby Brains Learn To 'Tune In' Faces, Science Authors Say
Some Infant Formula To Become More Like Breast Milk
Hormone Produced By Fat Cells May Help Fight Insulin Resistance In Diabetics
Preserving Fertility While Treating Cervical Cancer
Responding To An Attack On The Nation's Heart
For Survivors, A 'Dark Night Of The Soul'
Survivors Might Benefit By Sticking Together
Experts Fear Epidemic Of Stress Syndrome
Psychologists: After Traumatic Events, People Tend To Cling To Family, Home
What - And How - To Tell The Children
An InteliHealth-Harvard Look At The News - Children And Tragedy
Communicating With Children About Disasters
Emphasize Safety In Talks With Children, Experts Say
Disaster's Aftermath: frequently Asked Questions
Expert Warns Of Danger In The Dust Of New York
Federal Health Officials Put Volunteer Doctors On Alert Following Attacks
New Yorkers Rush To Give Blood
Bush Asks Staffers To Give Blood
N.J. Park Becomes A Triage Center
Fed Agencies Move To Ensure Safety
Schools Struggle To Help Students Understand Terrorist Attacks
Youth Tries To Make Sense Of Attacks
U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency
World Trade Center Survivor List
United Jewish Appeal - Federation Of New York
World Vision American Families Assistance Fund
Health Focus - Breast Cancer And You
Child-Resistant Oil Caps Considered
An InteliHealth/Harvard Medical School - Prescription Pain Relievers
An InteliHealth/Harvard Medical School Look At The News - Off-Pump Bypass
Anthrax Treatment Must Begin Before Symptoms, Some Of Which Can Be Confused With Flu
An InteliHealth/Harvard Medical School Look At The News - Cardiac Risk
An InteliHealth/Harvard Medical School Look At The News - Milk and Breast Cancer
