2004

May

• Poor missing out on benefits of GM food: UN body

• Mindset may be key in recovery from whiplash

• U.N. chemical blacklist may be too short

• Gilead, Merck, Bristol-Myers to combine HIV drugs

• UK Nobel Laureate wants genetic bias ban

• At-risk elderly under-treated for osteoporosis

• Senate backs $5.6 billion Bioterror bill

• U.S. states struggling to provide AIDS drugs -report

• Acrylamide damage to offspring unlikely, experts say

• U.S. says WTO biotech challenge against EU remains

• U.S. House OKs changes in workplace safety laws

• EU lifts five-year biotech ban, approves new maize

• World’s first stem cell bank opens

• Anti-Depressant Taken Off Market

• Behavior at age 10 may predict later depression

• La. jury awards $591 mln in smoking case

• FDA not yet ready to announce Mad Cow feed rules

• Ten cases of ‘Ebola-Like’ virus in Sudan-WHO

• Lawmakers seek to give FDA power over tobacco

• USDA admits problems with Canada beef imports

• Feds push blood pressure treatment for kids

• Substance abuse linked to 25% of violent crimes

• Binging and purging linked to suicide risk

• Behavior at age 10 may predict later depression

• WHO Launching Major Obesity Fight

• Left-handers at greater risk of bowel problems

• Bowel Problems

• Big Bellies Can Cause Backache

• Antibiotics May Be Linked to Allergies, Asthma

• General information about asthma

• Obese children at greater risk from pollution

• Pregnant women’s asthma may worsen if baby is a girl

• Asthma

• Iron regulation and the immune system link

• Marrow drive planned for Miami County girl

• What is APITHERAPY ?

• Acupuncture - the Basics

• What Is Aromatherapy?

• Ten Most Frequently Asked Questions on Homeopathic Medicine

• Combination Treatment Seen Best for Laryngeal Cancer.

• Weighing the costs of fertility treatments

• Appeal of home testing of men’s fertility is in its privacy

• A Patient’s Gift

• In vitro fertilization or donor insemination may have a positive effect

• Italy Doctor Says Three Cloned Pregnancies Exist

• Fertility Hormones Do Not Boost Cancer Risk-Study

• CDC: Fertility Procedures on Rise

• Study Examines Human Fertility

• Gene Linked to Nerve Degeneration, Infertility

• Research suggests long-term hormone use not effective against heart disease

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