2004

May

• Coffee pregnancy warning

• Chemical stops stroke damage

• Teenage smokers heed campaign

• Call to ban some latex gloves

• Implant ‘could cure migraines’

• Coffee pregnancy warning

• Device spots breast cancer early

• Doctors perform jaw transplant

• Football turns to Eastern medicine

• Surgical hope for inherited anaemia

• Helping underage smokers to quit

• ‘Brain damage link’ to child anaesthetics

• Child death ‘shortens mothers’ lives’

• Brain risk from birth oxygen shortage

• Sperm donors may lose anonymity

• Protein ‘makes cancer cells self-destruct’

• Is your wallet a pain in the back?

• Boy births ‘more trouble’

• Osteoarthritis ‘link to heart disease’

• Memory drugs aid Alzheimer’s patients with tasks

• Japan’s emperor faces cancer surgery

• Patients await diabetes strategy

• ‘Clone baby’ parents bar tests

• New arthritis drug free via Medicare

• Frequent tipple cuts heart risk

• Work stress ‘doubles heart risk’

• Women ‘over-estimate cancer risk’

• Male biological clock is ticking

• Teenage moods linked to mental activity

• Brushing away the menopause

• Afghans’ uranium levels spark alert

• HRT ‘may increase dementia risk’

• Obese patients ‘can have surgery’

• WHO Agrees to Launch Anti-Obesity Campaign

• Pollution may affect fetus: study

• Panel pushes national program for HIV poor

• Separate profit from research, agency advises

• Breatfeeding can cut cardiovascular risk: study

• Lawmakers protest morning-after pill ruling

• Spending grows to treat youth behavior

• U.S. prepares plan for safe AIDS drugs to the poor

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