2004

May

• Waiting cuts pregnancy risk

• Women ‘happier’ after menopause

• Swiss legalise abortion

• Prostate Cancer Therapies About Equal

• Mouse becomes ‘sperm nursery’

• Vasectomy not linked to prostate cancer

• Prostate cancer: A killer among us

• Men fail to discuss cancer

• For The Enlarged Prostate, Two Drugs May Work Better Than One

• Many Impotent Men May Have Unrecognized Diabetes

• Painkillers ‘prevent prostate cancers’

• Male heart patients ‘jump queue’

• Acne drug ‘should be banned’

• 10 Tips for Beating Holiday Stress

• Study Hails Prostate Surgery As Better Treatment Option

• Football turns to Eastern medicine

• Study: Sperm guided by chemical sensor to egg

• Is the male menopause real?

• Traffic ‘damages male fertility’

• Male menopause ‘is just laziness’

• Americans more stressed out, managing poorly

• Vasectomy not linked to prostate cancer

• Cold virus linked to mystery disease

• Pneumonia: Children to miss school

• Contacts ‘could deliver eye drugs’

• Vaccine for deadly ant sting

• Tailored obesity treatments possible

• HK doctors ‘identify killer disease’

• Alcohol increases HIV risk

• Changing Lifestyle May Help to Combat Cancer

• Asthma patients help each other

• Drug abuse effects linger

• Human tests of anthrax vaccine planned

• ‘Missing eye’ gene found

• Ops best for heart patients

• Eye care ‘varies widely’

• New hope for Aids vaccine

• Surgeons hail blindness cure

• Parents to sue over epilepsy row

• Epilepsy errors ‘affected’ 1,500 children

• ‘Epilepsy’ children wait for answers

• Tumour diary: A Happy time

• CJD cases ‘in decline’

• Ј1m boost for epilepsy care

• Zebrafish clue to cancer

• Cancer patients ‘not told enough’

• Safe birth hope for refugees

• Hospital hygiene ‘improving’

• Radiation link to cancer explained

• Death by Denial Living with AIDS

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