2005

November

• Indonesia says man died of bird flu

• Viagra effectively treats urinary tract symptoms associated with prostate enlargement

• Occupation and Education Influence Risk for Parkinson’s Disease

• Twins’ Lower IQ Levels than Single-Born Children Not Down to Social Factors

• Many women victim of “gendercide,” study finds

• Puffing on a hookah may lead to gum disease

• Folk remedy oils can cause infant pneumonia

• Roche’s Actemra helps rheumatoid arthritis

• Once-daily ciprofloxacin clears urinary infection

• Bird Flu: Government Needs to Allocate More for Antivirals, Public Education

• Statins may delay effects of Alzheimer’s -study

• Genes affect patriotism

• Hairdressers at risk of respiratory disease

• Bird flu outbreak confirmed in western China

• Hepatitis B Yields More to Telbivudine than Epivir

• Diets Rich in Protein, Good Fat, Lower in Carbs Linked to Better Heart Health

• Breast-feeding may protect against celiac disease

• Cancer drug helps arthritis

• Tooth loss from gum disease: are you at risk?

• China has its own version of bird flu drug

• France to order 10 million extra Tamiflu doses

• Physiotherapy good for spinal arthritis

• High IQ in childhood tied to longer life

• Use of traction to help treat low back pain has no benefit

• OTC painkillers relieve muscle pain

• NSAID may accelerate osteoarthritis

• What a joke! women laugh more than men

• Bird flu a risk for US poultry exports

• Roche to supply Tamiflu raw ingredient to Vietnam

• Cannabis drug promising in rheumatoid arthritis

• What a joke! women laugh more than men

• Syphilis rises in US but gonorrhea at new low

• Overweight, obese hypertensives risk kidney disease

• Statin drug reverses learning and attention deficits in a mouse model of the genetic disorder Neurof

• Should Alzheimer’s sufferers take part in research?

• Patient education alone not enough to improve COPD

• Resveratrol effective in lowering amyloid-beta peptides

• Genetic link to dyslexia

• Anti-aging hormone called Klotho actions explained

• Osteoporosis screening, therapy is cost effective

• Mixed Results for Tysabri in Crohn’s Disease Trial

• Merck found not liable in Vioxx case

• Expert highlights public health problem posed by colorectal cancer

• Exercise is good for multiple sclerosis, but it must be done correctly

• Fertile women most attractive to men

• ‘Morning-After Pill’ still no decision by FDA

• Brand-name prescription drug prices rise

• Tongues have a taste for fatty food

• Americans Treated Suboptimally for Obstructive Lung Disease

• Bird flu drug combo could extend supplies

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