Obese children turn to surgery
Oct 31 04

An operation to reduce the stomach’s size is the last resort in the fight against weight gain.

Eric Decker knew at age five that… Obese children turn to surgery   

 

More hospitals join smoking ban
Oct 31 04

Smoking will be banned at three more hospitals in northern New South Wales from today.

The new rules will apply at Ballina, Byron Bay… More hospitals join smoking ban   

 

Chinese cancer patients reach 1.8 mln
Oct 31 04

An official from the Chinese Center for Diseases Control and Prevention says that the number of cancer patients reaches 1.8 million in China, or… Chinese cancer patients reach 1.8 mln   

 

New cancer drug boosts hopes
Oct 31 04

A new drug to help treat patients diagnosed with a devastating form of cancer will be available within months, its makers say.

Alimta is… New cancer drug boosts hopes   

 

Nutritious food is right choice to stay healthy
Oct 31 04

Food is the one aspect of our lives with which we all have a common love affair. Nowadays, unlike Oliver Twist, there is… Nutritious food is right choice to stay healthy   

 

Cancer-free ‘designer babies’ get approval
Oct 31 04

People with inherited forms of cancer have won the right to select embryos free from genes that might trigger the disease in future generations,… Cancer-free ‘designer babies’ get approval   

 

Hope for asbestos cancer victims
Oct 31 04

A new treatment for a type of lung cancer that leaves its victims with little hope of long-term survival will become available in the… Hope for asbestos cancer victims   

 

FDA checking out French flu shot producer
Oct 30 04

U.S. regulators told Illinois officials Friday they will examine a flu vaccine manufactured in France before clearing it for use by state residents.

A… FDA checking out French flu shot producer   

 

Some antibiotic resistance threat in hospitals could yield to hand washing
Oct 30 04

Johns Hopkins researchers report potentially life-threatening hospital infections with bacteria resistant to the antibiotic methicillin can occur even if patients havent been treated with… Some antibiotic resistance threat in hospitals could yield to hand washing   

 

Ducks pose further bird flu risk for humans-WHO
Oct 29 04

Ducks also spread bird flu, increasing the risk to humans from a virus that has killed 32 people in Thailand and Vietnam this year,… Ducks pose further bird flu risk for humans-WHO   

 

Focused ultrasound treats gynecologic problem
Oct 29 04

Vulvar dystrophy is a common gynecologic disorder usually involving white lesions on tissues of the vulva that are often accompanied by intense itching. Currently,… Focused ultrasound treats gynecologic problem   

 

Safety measures protect kids on Halloween
Oct 29 04

Simple precautions such as adding reflective tape to costumes and accompanying young children as they go from door to door will help families avoid… Safety measures protect kids on Halloween   

 

African-American men do well after prostatectomy
Oct 29 04

After undergoing prostate removal because of localized cancer, African-American men have better recovery of sexual and urinary function than do non-Hispanic white men, researchers… African-American men do well after prostatectomy   

 

Alaskans to vote on legalizing marijuana
Oct 29 04

Voters in Alaska will decide on Tuesday whether to make their state the first in the country to legalize the sale, possession or use… Alaskans to vote on legalizing marijuana   

 

Kentucky health departments receive more flu vaccine
Oct 29 04

Kentucky health departments were among the first to receive an additional supply of flu vaccine to compensate for the vaccine that was taken off… Kentucky health departments receive more flu vaccine   

 

Older women with heart disease gain from exercise
Oct 29 04

Aerobic and strength training improve overall fitness and quality of life for older women with coronary artery disease, the results of a small Canadian… Older women with heart disease gain from exercise   

 

Monkeypox can cause range of illnesses in humans
Oct 29 04

In June 2003, the first outbreak in the Western hemisphere of human monkeypox infection occurred in the midwestern United States. Close contact with… Monkeypox can cause range of illnesses in humans   

 

Painful sweating reported after wart removal
Oct 29 04

US researchers describe a man who experienced episodes of painful sweating in the face that occurred spontaneously or when eating certain foods.

The man’s… Painful sweating reported after wart removal   

 

Cell transplants restore lost skin color
Oct 29 04

Transplantation of pigment-producing cells called melanocytes appears to be a safe and effective treatment for vitiligo, in which patches of skin lose their coloration,… Cell transplants restore lost skin color   

 

Laser and ultrasound help wounds heal, in rats
Oct 29 04

Laser therapy and ultrasound promote wound healing, Turkish researchers have shown in animal experiments.

In the study, 124 rats with experimental back wounds… Laser and ultrasound help wounds heal, in rats   

 

Muslim Clerics Help Raise HIV/AIDS Awareness
Oct 29 04

Kyrgyz organizations are increasingly joining forces to achieve progress in the fight against the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Earlier this year, the Kyrgyz Football Federation began… Muslim Clerics Help Raise HIV/AIDS Awareness   

 

Testosterone boost may help men with lung disease
Oct 29 04

Men with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) - which includes a number of lung problems such as emphysema that make breathing difficult - may… Testosterone boost may help men with lung disease   

 

A man’s weight may affect his fertility
Oct 29 04

Being either too thin or too heavy may lower a man’s sperm count, in some cases enough to impair fertility, researchers report.

In a… A man’s weight may affect his fertility   

 

U.S. finds 5 million more flu shot doses - HHS
Oct 29 04

The United States has found 5 million doses of influenza vaccine from GlaxoSmithKline Plc in Germany and ID Biomedical in Canada and is trying… U.S. finds 5 million more flu shot doses - HHS   

 

Chief Justice Rehnquist Released From Hospital
Oct 29 04

Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist was released Friday from the hospital and is recovering at home from treatment for thyroid cancer, a Supreme Court… Chief Justice Rehnquist Released From Hospital   

 
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