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Eating Fish Reduces Risk Of Alzheimer's Disease	Canada Suspends Avastin Breast Cancer Use
Heart Attack Risk Differs Between Men And Women	Tobacco Control Can Save States Big Money
Self-Referral Leads To More Negative Exams For Patients	Liquor Board Urges Responsible Drinking
Use Of Opioid Painkillers For Abdominal Pain Has More Than Doubled	Death Risk Not Increased By Fatty Liver
New Hip Implants No Better Than Traditional Implants	Drug Treats Middle-Of-The-Night Insomnia
Exercise Helps Us To Eat A Healthy Diet	Many With HIV Not Getting Meds: CDC
NTU-Led Research Probes Potential Link Between Cancer And A Common Chemical In Consumer Products	Lipitor Goes Generic, Saving Patients Money
High Blood Sugar Levels In Older Women Linked To Colorectal Cancer	Mid-Morning Snacks May Thwart Diets
New Study Supports Mammography Screening At 40	Medication Review May Benefit Home Health Care Patients
Frequent 'Heading' In Soccer Can Lead To Brain Injury And Cognitive Impairment	Chronic Disease May Up Out-Of-Pocket Costs For Insured
High Blood Pressure, Anemia Put Children With Sickle Cell Disease At Risk For Silent Strokes	Study Supports Mammograms For Women In Their 40s
Drug May Slow Spread Of Deadly Eye Cancer	'Flat Head' Syndrome In Babies Usually Temporary
Report: Herbicide Spurs Reproductive Problems In Many Animals	Head Size Tied To Regressive Autism in Boys
Depression Can Lead To Heart Disease	Angioplasty Patients May Be At Risk For Rehospitalization
Restricted Calorie Diet Improves Heart Function In Obese Patients With Diabetes	Patches, Counseling, Persistence Can Help Smokers Quit
Analysis: Hospitals Target Pricey Medical Devices For Savings	Lengthy Hospital Transfers May Hamper Heart Attack Care
CVS Will Not Fill Some Prescriptions For Potent Drugs In Florida	Heart Attack Severity May Depend on Time of Day
Secondhand Smoke Tied To Bad Heart Failure Outcomes	Older Women Have More Post-Surgical Breast Reduction Infections
Life-Saving Transfer Of Heart Patients Lagging	One In 10 Stent Patients Readmitted Within A Month
Low Vitamin D Linked To Heart Disease, Death	Mediterranean-ish Diet Tied To Better Heart Health
Aspirin Not Worth Risks For Healthy Women: Study	Moderate Drinking Tied To Lower Diabetes Risk
HIV Not Treated Because It's Not Known	Mid-Morning Snack May Sabotage Weight Loss
U.S. Teens Hardly Eating Any Produce	Family Caregivers: Higher Stress Hormone
Abusive Boss Puts Strain On Family Life	First-Time Home Births Carry 'Increased Risks'
Autoimmune Woes May Raise Risk For Lung Clots	Choline-Rich Diet Tied To Sharper Memory
Hypoglossal Nerve Stimulation Increases Airflow During Sleep In Obstructive Sleep Apnea	FDA Okays Boston Scientific Stent Despite Concerns
Most Rate Personal Doctor As Excellent	Cholesterol Drugs Safe, Even After A Decade Of Use
Drug May Help Prevent Breast Cancer	Salt Wars: New Study Says A Dash Or Two Is OK
Sickle Cell Anemia May Ward Off Malaria	Sharp Rise In Hospitalizations Tied To Energy Drinks: Report
Elderly Less Lonely If Use Internet More	Antipsychotic Drugs Tied To Diabetes Risk In Kids
Study: Snow Shoveling Can Kill Middle-Aged	Too Much Or Too Little Salt Tied To Heart Risks
PTSD Ease Linked To Dream Sleep	U.S. Healthcare Cuts Minimal, More Pain Looms
New Flu Strain Shows Up In Iowa	Canada Regulating Pharmaceuticals Badly: Report
Reducing Holiday Food Waste	Many Above Poverty Line Struggle To Make Ends Meet
More Exercise Results In Healthier Eating	Underweight People At Higher Post-Surgery Risk: Study
Experienced Surgical Teams Expect Setbacks	UK Lawmakers To Probe Medicine Shortages
Dyslexics May Have Trouble Blocking Noise	More Sore Throats In People On Acne Medication
Shoppers Warned Of Mall Germs	Philip Morris Challenges Australia On Plain Pack
ADHD Drugs In Short Supply	Overweight People Eat Less Often: Study
Study: Paid Sick Leave Can Curb Flu Spread	TV Spots Increase Awareness Of Stroke Signs: Study
Shellfish Cause Illness Without Right Care	Tropical Oils Don't Boost Some Heart Risk Markers
Signs Of Alzheimer's In Those With Low BMI	FDA Sees Rare But Serious Issue With Stents
Diabetes Drug Shows Promise In Reducing Risk Of Cancer	FDA Revokes Approval Of Avastin For Breast Cancer
Short Waits, Long Consults Keep Most Patients Very Happy With Their Physicians	Past Flu Exposures Weakened Pandemic Severity
Exercise Helps Us To Eat A Healthy Diet	Medicare To Still Cover Avastin For Breast Cancer
Firefighters More Likely To Be Injured Exercising Than Putting Out Fires	EU Backs Stroke Prevention Drug Despite 256 Deaths
Simple Night Time Airflow Control Device Eases Persistent Asthma Symptoms	House Protects Pizza As A Vegetable
Vitamin D–Fortified Yoghurt Improves Cholesterol Levels And Heart Disease Biomarkers For Diabetics	Syphilis Rates Drop, But STDs Still Big Problem
Dyslexic Adults Have More Trouble If Background Noise Levels Are High	U.S. Consumer Group Flags 10 Most Dangerous Toys
Incidences And Severity Of Prostate Cancer Correlated With Meat Consumption	Soy Eaters May Have Lower Rates Of Lung Cancer
Overweight Individuals More Susceptible To Risk Factors For Further Weight Gain	Canadian Health System Too Expensive: Report
Public Restrooms Ripe With Bacteria, Study Says	One In Eight Americans Hard Of Hearing: Study
Substance In Cancer Medicine Could Prevent Heart Attacks	Five Questions About GOP's Plan To Privatize Medicare
Breast Cancer And The Environment: IOM Report Release Dec. 7	Life-Saving Prescriptions Lagging In Heart Patients
McMaster Study Calls Sodium Intake Guidelines Into Question	Smucker Recalls Some Peanut Butter On Possible Salmonella
Consuming Canned Soup Linked To Greatly Elevated Levels Of The Chemical BPA	High School Sports Can Cause Brain Injury
Study Assesses Association Between Urinary Salt Excretion And Risk Of Cardiovascular Events Or Death	Raw Milk Puts Babies, Farm Workers At Risk
Canadian Task Force On Preventive Health Guidelines For Breast Cancer Screening Ignore Best Evidence And Would Cost Thousands Of Lives Each Year	British Government To Change Sick Leave
Life-Threatening Condition In Preemies Linked To Blood Type	EMS Fatigue Linked To Injuries, Errors
American Diabetes Association's Preferred Testing Method Fails To Identify Kids With Diabetes	Walk Test Predicts Heart-Lung Health
Could Slow Eating Be Key To Staying Slim?	How Legionnaires' Bacteria Cause Disease
Four Common Meds Send Thousands Of Seniors To Hospital: CDC	U.S. Preterm Rate Down To 12 Percent
Newer Blood Thinner May Pose Danger To Trauma Patients	High Physical Work Put Unfit Men At Risk
Intermittent Steroid Use Called OK For Wheezing Preschoolers	FDA Revokes Avastin For Breast Cancer
Many Kindergarteners Already On Road To Obesity, Study Finds	Diabetes Visual Impairment Declining
U.S. Teens Don't Eat Enough Fruits And Veggies: CDC	U.S.: 19 Million New STDs Each Year
Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs Safe For Long-Term Use, Study Finds	Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning In Alaska
Too Much Acetaminophen Over Time May Damage Liver	Excess Level Of Vitamin D May Affect Heart
How Much Salt Is Best For The Heart?	Melanoma Mutations Made Lead To Therapy
Surgery May Boost Survival With Dangerous Heart Condition	Southeast Overuses Antibiotics The Most
Chronic Bowel Disease Drugs Linked To Skin Cancer Risk	4 Patients Test Positive For Hepatitis C
Busiest Time Of The Year For Burn Centers	New Canadian Guidelines Also Support No Routine Mammograms Until 50
Poor Pay Linked To Worker Depression	School Hygiene Program Reduced Flu Cases
Time Of Day Affects Heart Attack Severity	FDA Revokes Approval Of Avastin For Breast Cancer
No Surprise Here: Teens Eat Too Little Fruit, Vegetables	Holiday Foods May Trigger GERD Symptoms
ERs Often Skip Tests For Young Kids With Fever	For Nutritional Punch, You Can't Beat Plant-Based Foods
Traffic Pollution May Be Linked To Diabetes Risk	Not Everyone Shuns Fruits And Veggies
Safety Data Favors Less-Invasive Weight-Loss Surgery	Ill-Fitting Children's Seat Belts Common In U.S., Study Finds
Colon Surgery Linked To High Readmission Rates	IBD Patients Face Increased Skin Cancer Risk
Painkiller Dependence Before Knee Surgery May Slow Recovery	South Asian Patients Require 3 Times As Much Repeat Angioplasty As White Europeans
Easy-To-Treat Condition Can Disrupt Breast-Feeding	Expanding Treatment Options For Cushing Disease
Testing Antioxidant Drugs Is Transparent	BRAF Addiction Of Thyroid Cancers Makes Them Therapeutically Vulnerable
It Pays To Be Healthier	Hypertension Affects Brain Capacity
Older Adults In Home Health Care At Elevated Risk For Unsafe Meds	Widespread Public Misperception About Scientific Agreement On Global Warming Undermines Climate Policy Support
Regeneration After A Stroke Requires Intact Communication Channels Between The Two Halves Of The Brain	High Fibre Diet Could Reduce Cancer Risk
19 Million New STD Infections Reported Annually, CDC Says	Pneumonia Most Common Infection After Heart Surgery
Does Psoriasis Thwart The Benefits Of 'Good' Cholesterol?	Low Vitamin D May Increase Stroke, Heart Attack Risk In Women
Fewer Diabetic Vision Problems Reported: CDC	Counseling Helps Obese Lose Weight
Ovary-Saving Hysterectomy Linked To Early Menopause	Mental Illness Causes Being Discovered
Smokeout Day: The Best Ways To Quit	Keeping Immigrants Off Medicaid Costlier
Sunken Chest Demands Prompt Evaluation, Expert Says	Blood Test Better For Coronary Arteries
Routine Head Hits In Sports May Injure Brain, Experts Warn	A New Cancer Causing Virus Confirmed
Newer Drug Seems Better at Controlling Lupus Kidney Complication	U.K. Air Pollution May 'Put Lives At Risk'
Outlook Good For Obese Kids Who Lose Weight	Hospitals Save Money Via Records Access
Even Without Weight Loss, Mediterranean Diet Helps Heart: Study	Smoking Ban Cut Heart Attacks Risk In Half
Healthy Heart Habits May Also Guard Against Cancer	People Have Less Time To Escape House Fire
Europe Kickstarts R&D Fightback Against Superbugs	Sugar-Sweetened Drinks May Pose Heart Risks To Women, Study Suggests
Green Tea May Trim "Bad" Cholesterol: Study	Too Few Doctors Screen Young Athletes For Hidden Heart Trouble
J&J To Nix Baby-Product Contaminant Within 2 Years	Blood Thinner Xarelto Shows Promise For Heart Patients
Smog Pollutant May Be Tied To Stroke Risk	Sepsis Plus Heart Rhythm Disorder Linked To Stroke, Death
Can Weight Loss Reset Health Risks In Heavy Kids?	Regular Teeth Cleanings Could Cut Heart Attack Risk: Study
More Fruit Tied To Lower Risk Of Uterine Fibroids	Abused Girls At Greater Risk For Heart Disease As Adults: Study
Healthcare Is Second-Most Important Issue: Survey	Intensive Control Of Type 1 Diabetes Helps Kidneys: Study
Low-Level Radiation In Europe Still A Mystery: IAEA	STD Complication May Double Infertility Risk
More "Healthy" Patients Die After A Heart Attack	After Brain Injury, Oxygen Monitoring Vital, Study Finds
Senate Bill To Encourage Generic Drug Market	Former Football Players' Brains May Benefit From Healthy Lifestyle
Uninsured Hospital Patients Discharged Sooner	Poorer Americans See Sharper Health Declines With Age
More Surgeries, Costs After CT Angiography: Study	Poor Sleep Habits Linked To Increased Risk Of Fibromyalgia In Women
Palm Olein May Be Less Heart-Friendly Than Thought	NIH-Funded Twin Study Finds Occupational Chemical Exposure May Be Linked To Parkinson's Risk
Doctors Back "Open Market" Insurance Exchanges	Girls With Family History Of Breast Disease Should Avoid Alcohol
Fruit Fight: Kiwi Tops Apple In Blood Pressure Study	Wearable Defibrillator Can Prevent Death In People With Arrhythmias
Study Doubting Niacin's Heart Effects Challenged	Professional Dental Cleanings May Reduce Risk Of Heart Attack, Stroke
Is Cheese Better Than Butter For Heart Health?	Low Vitamin C Levels May Raise Heart Failure Patients' Risk
Doctors Group Supports Fight On Drug Shortages	Sugar-Sweetened Beverages May Increase Cardiovascular Risk In Women
Should You Skip Alcohol If Mom Had Breast Cancer?	Few Doctors Follow Sudden Cardiac Death Screening Guidelines For Athletes
Study Finds U.S. Drug Shortage Problem Concentrated	Members Of The Public Lack Skills, Confidence Necessary To Save Lives With CPR, Penn Research Shows
Too Little Exercise, Too Much TV Tied To Depression	Which Diabetes Drug Is Best For Diabetics With Kidney Disease?
Tooth Cleaning Leads To Fewer Heart Problems: Study	Elderly Emergency Patients Less Likely To Receive Pain Medication Than Middle-Aged Patients
Employer Health Insurance Premiums Increased 50 Percent In Every State From 2003 To 2010	When Blood Pressure Refuses To Go Down
Long-Term Study Shows Acid Pollution In Rain Decreased With Emissions	High Blood Pressure And Pregnancy: Short- And Long-Term Consequences
TV Viewing Poses Greater Risk Than Computer Use For Cardiovascular Disease	Diet And Supplements: What's Good And Bad For Kidney Disease Patients
Exercise May Be Better Than Stents For PAD Patients	Gallup: Fewer In U.S. Can Afford Food
Study Documents Toll Of Smoke Inhalation Injuries	Employer-Provided Healthcare Drops, Again
UTHealth Study: Heart Attack Patients Who Call 911 Are Sicker	Gum Disease Improves If Less Belly Fat
Psoriasis Is Associated With Impaired HDL Function, Penn Study Finds	9-Year-Olds Should Get Cholesterol Screen
Childhood Obesity - What Are The Health Risks?	Homeless Vets' Death Risk Tops Civilians'
Alarming Pattern Of Antibiotic Use In The Southeastern United States	Replacing Fire With Cook Stove Helps Kids
Garlic Oil Component May Form Treatment To Protect Heart	Shortage Curbs Shingles Vaccine Expansion
Form And Function: New MRI Technique To Diagnose Or Rule Out Alzheimer's Disease	Intensive Diabetes Care Cuts Kidney Complications
Illegal Drug Use Is Associated With Abnormal Weight In Teens	Employer Health Insurance Hits New Low: Gallup
Blood Disorders Are A Public Health Issue	Could Too Much Iron Be A Bad Thing For Babies?
New Study Links Excessive Amounts Of Vitamin D To Onset Of Atrial Fibrillation	Panel Advises Testing Children For Cholesterol
People With Stroke History Who Receive Clot-Busting Therapy Fare Better	Older ER Patients Less Likely To Get Pain Treated
Drug-Eluting Balloons Are A Promising Tool In Treatment Of Narrowed Metal Stents	Too Little Exercise, Too Much TV Tied To Depression
Only A Third Of US State Police Agencies Equip Cars With AEDs	More Stroke Patients Get Clot-Busting Drugs
Air Pollution A Culprit In Worsening Drought And Flooding	Fiber-Loving Teens Have Lower Heart, Diabetes Risks
The Serotonin System In Women's Brains Is Damaged More Readily By Alcohol Than That In Men's Brains	Warm-ups Cut Sports Injuries In Teen Girls: Study
Cleveland Clinic Study: 2 Statin Drugs Similarly Effective In Reversing Coronary Heart Disease	Europe Health Check Shows TB, Measles, Other Worries
New Medication Increases HDL Cholesterol And Decreases LDL Cholesterol Levels	Most American Smokers Say They Want To Quit: Health Agency
Study Evaluates 'Normal Range' Systolic BP Levels After Ischemic Stroke And Risk Of Recurrent Stroke	New Australia Smoking Law Bans Brand Labels
Alcoholism Is Linked To Higher Rates Of General And Cancer-Related Deaths	Pharmacists Sound Alarm On UK Medicines Shortages
Primary Care-Based Weight Intervention Helps Obese Patients Reduce Weight	Study Sees No Folic Acid, Asthma Link
Mayo Clinic Study Confirms Smoke-Free Workplaces Reduce Heart Attacks	New Review Questions Benefit Of Cutting Down On Salt
Routine Head Hits In School Sports May Cause Brain Injury	Air Pollution In EU Still Poses Major Health Risks: Report
Withdrawal Of Care May Occur Too Soon In Cardiac Arrest Patients Who Receive Hypothermia Treatment	Sick In U.S. More Likely To Skip Care Than Elsewhere
George Mason University Research Gives Hope To Women With Deadliest Breast Cancer	Roche Skin Cancer Drug To Get Priority Review In U.S.
Novel, Noninvasive Measurement A Strong Predictor For Heart Failure In General Population	Cervical Cancer Vaccines May Cut Need For Screening
Suggested Link Between Radon And Skin Cancer	Doctors Who Own Equipment Do Extra Heart Tests
Heart Patients Who Take Vitamins Less Likely To Take Medication As Prescribed, According To Study	Antibiotics Overprescribed For Children: Study
Low Vitamin D Levels May Be Associated With Recurrent Inflammatory Spinal Cord Disease	Most Smokers Want To Quit, CDC Report Finds
Jefferson Researchers Study Outcomes Of Carotid Artery Stenting Following Prior Carotid Procedure	'Mini-Strokes' Linked To Earlier Deaths
Impact Of Timing On Carotid Artery Stenting After Stroke Or Transient Ischemic Attack	Classic Restless Legs Syndrome Not Linked To Parkinson's
Drug-Coated Balloons Open Arteries Blocked By Narrowed Stents	Heavy Meth Use Linked To Schizophrenia
Higher Legal Drinking Age May Mean Safer Lives For Women	Wood Stove Intervention Can Reduce Childhood Pneumonia
Women, Younger Men Under-Treated Before Heart Attack: Study	Reduction In Risk Of Coronary Heart Disease From Alcohol Consumption
Southeast U.S. Still Using High Levels Oof Antibiotics, Study Shows	High Fiber Diet Linked To Reduced Risk Of Colorectal Cancer
Alcoholics More Likely To Die Of Cancer: Study	Law Barring Doctors Talking To Patients About Gun Ownership Undermines Public Health Issue
High Doses Of Statins Tied To Less Arterial Plaque in Study	Effects Of 'Mini Stroke' Can Shorten Life Expectancy
Got High Blood Pressure? Kiwi Fruit May Help	Former Football Players Prone To Late-Life Health Problems, MU Study Finds
Heart Patients Using Vitamins May Take Meds Improperly	Dairy Foods May Improve Bone Health During Diet And Exercise In Overweight Premenopausal Women
Stanford Team Trains Computer To Evaluate Breast Cancer	Local Fire Prevention Needs Partners
Researchers Identify Diabetes Link To Cognitive Impairment In Older Adults	Teachers Can Help Abused Kids Adjust
Drinking Water From Plastic Pipes - Is It Harmful?	Salmonella Linked To Broiled Chicken Liver
FDA Warns On Selling Tobacco To Minors	More Fruit, Veggies Eaten In U.K. Than U.S.
Shortage Curbs Shingles Vaccine Expansion	Study: Nurse Safety, Patient Safety Linked
19M Children Worldwide Don't Get Vaccines	Pot Dependence, Schizophrenia Linked
Most Smokers Want To Quit And Try To Quit	Polio Can Still Be A Threat
Diabetes Linked To Cognitive Impairment	After Mild Stroke, Prevention Clinic Key
CAMH Study Suggests Increased Risk Of Schizophrenia In Heavy Methamphetamine Users	Experts Debate Tylenol's Safety For Asthmatic Kids
Clean Indoor Air Laws Encourage Bans On Smoking At Home	Air Fresheners, Scented Candles May Spur Allergic Reactions
Spinal Bleeding With Brain Injury May Suggest Abuse In Young Childre	Knee Arthritis Striking At Younger Ages, But Weight Loss May Help
Suboxone Is Most Effective In Treating Painkiller Addiction	Vitamin D, Interferon Alpha Vaccine Show Promise Against Lupus
Specific Criteria Improve Diagnosis Of Bipolar Disorder, Study Finds	Alcohol, Asthma And Allergies Don't Mix
Hospital Safety Climate Linked To Both Patient And Nurse Injuries, According To Drexel Study	Pregnancy Safe For Most Women With Lupus: Study
Delaware Fire Service Offers Important Lessons For Fire Prevention Programs Nationwide	Studies Suggest Link Between Smog, Joint Disease
First Use Of High-Field MRI In Developing Brain Reveals Previously Undetectable Injuries	'Food Challenges' Provide Best Allergy Diagnoses: Study
Polio Still A Threat To Public Health	FDA Says Drugs Approved In U.S. Before Europe
Study Shows Stroke Prevention Clinics Reduce 1-Year Mortality Rates By Over 25 Percent	More Evidence Obesity Tied To Colon Cancer: Study
Prostate Cancer Surgery Better At Teaching Hospitals	Obesity, Inactivity Tied To Common Colon Disease
Osteoarthritis Results From Inflammatory Processes, Not Just Wear And Tear, Stanford Study Suggests	Adding Radiotherapy Boosts Prostate Cancer Survival
Employers Need To Tackle Culture Of Ignorance Around Breast Cancer Survivors Who Work	Depression Tied To Higher Stroke Risk
Sowing The Seeds Of The Obesity Epidemic In Babyhood	Body Weight, Sleep-Disordered Breathing And Cognition Linked In Children
Why Did Healthy Children Fall Critically Ill Tn The 2009 H1N1 Flu Pandemic?	Caucasians Who Avoid Sun Exposure More Likely To Be Vitamin D Deficient, Stanford Study Suggests
NIH Study Finds Stroke Risk Factors May Lead To Cognitive Problems	New Analysis From The Nurses' Health Study: Association Of Alcohol With Risk Of Breast Cancer
Drospirenone-Containing Contraceptives Linked To Higher Risk Of Blood Clots	Low Vitamin D Common In Spine Surgery Patients
Study Identifies Factors Linked With Better Medication Response For Treatment Of Juvenile Arthritis	Study Shows New Medication Effectively Treats Underlying Cause Of Cystic Fibrosis
Mayo Clinic Study Finds CT Scans Can Help Detect Gout Cases Traditional Tests Miss	Unsaturated Fat Breakdown Leads To Complications Of Acute Pancreatitis In Obese Patients
Tweaking Withdrawal Of Rheumatoid Arthritis Medications Before Surgeries May Reduce Disease Flares	Doctors Favor Electronic Health Records
GPs 'Need To Learn To Resist Antibiotics Demand'	People Eat More Fast-Food As Income Rises
BMA Calls For Smoking Ban In Cars	Despite Economy, More Buying Organics
Researchers Discover Why Measles Spreads So Quickly	Kids Not Getting New Pneumococcal Vaccine
Nutritional Intervention Helps In Mild Alzheimer's Disease	India Interrupted Wild Poliovirus Spread
U.S. Judge Blocks Graphic Cigarette Warnings	Obese Teens May Need More Vitamin D
Newer Birth Control Pills Again Tied To Blood Clots	29 Dead In Listeria Outbreak
U.S. Food Lobby Fighting Hard To Defend Kid Ads	EPA To Remove Rodent Poison Products
Texas Teens Had Heart Attacks After Smoking K2	Drug Non-Adherence Costs $290 Billion Year
School Soda Bans Don't Cut Kids' Consumption	J&J Will Phase Out Chemicals In Shampoo
Autism Or Asperger's? It Might Depend On Your Doctor	Bacteria Exposure Limits Baby Allergy Risk
Millions Of Kids' Antibiotic Rx's Unneeded: Study	E. Coli Outbreak In Missouri Investigated
New Census Data Raise Number Of Poor To 49 Million	More Targeted Treatments Key To Progress In War On Cancer: Report
Novartis Drug Helps In Severe Childhood Arthritis	Rx For Heart Patients: Healthier Living, Medication
Prostate Surgery Risks Lower At Academic Hospitals	Study Finds No Link Between Dyslexia And IQ
New Football Helmets No Better Than Leather: Study	Too Much Sitting Raises Odds For Cancer: Study
Irrigating Lawns With Canal Water Tied To West Nile	FDA OKs Heart Valve That Does Not Require Open-Heart Surgery
Nursing Home Residents Face Greater Surgery Risks	More People Landing In The ER After Abusing Muscle Relaxant: Report
Prostate Surgery Better At Some Hospitals	Home-Based Test Can Detect Cervical Cancer Virus: Study
Twice A Year: Check Emergency Stockpile	Too Many Meds May Be More Problem Than Cure
Wine, Beer Can Trigger Reaction, Asthma	Radiation Plus Hormone Therapy Extends Life In High-Risk Prostate Cancer
Americans Spend Three Percent Of Time Active	Benefits Of Nut Consumption For People With Abdominal Obesity, High Blood Sugar, High Blood Pressure
Sitting Without Breaks Ups Cancer Risk	Obese Adolescents Benefit From High-Dose Vitamin D Supplements
Veterans To Use Telemedicine For Care	Attacks On Federal Air Pollution Regulations Dangerous To Americans' Health
Breast, Colon Cancers Linked To Inactivity	Low Levels Of Alcohol Consumption Associated With Small Increased Risk Of Breast Cancer
CDC: U.S. Influenza Remains Low	DIY Cervical Cancer Test Could Save Lives: Study
No Single Food Lowers Cancer Risk	Breastfeeding Tied To Lower Blood Pressure Risk
Judge Blocks FDA Plan For Graphic Cigarette Warnings	Health Campaigners Urge Boycott Of J&J Baby Shampoo
School Soda Bans Don't Keep Kids From Sugary Drinks	Study Links Heart Disease To Low Testosterone
New Drug Shows Promise Against Huntington's Disease	ADHD Drugs Do Not Increase Heart Problems In Kids
Where A Child Is Tested May Affect Autism Diagnosis	Millions At Risk Due To North Korea Food Crisis: UNICEF
Food Stamp Use Up 62 Percent In Recession	Thyroid 'Support' Supplements Said Risky
Bad Air, Not Burn Pits, May Hurt Military	Exercise Might Help Thwart 'Obesity Gene'
Red Wine May Boost Metabolism	As Few As 3 Drinks A Week May Up Breast Cancer Risk
CDC: Painkiller Overdose Epidemic In U.S.	Gluten In Cosmetics Threaten Those With Celiac Disease
Nursing Home More Like Home, Not Boot Camp	Red Wine Antioxidant Could Give Metabolism A Boost
ADHD Drugs Not Linked To Heart Attacks	Hepatitis May Lurk At Barbershops, Nail Salons
World Getting More Obese; U.S. No. 1	New Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Promising In Early Trial