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Abuse and addiction - problems that often go hand-in-hand  March 31, 2004

Stimulating Side Effects of Chemotherapy  March 31, 2004

Soy Consumption Could Help Prevent Prostate Cancer And Male Pattern Baldness  March 31, 2004

Women look best once a month  March 31, 2004

Single Drop of Blood Measures Stress Levels  March 30, 2004

‘Spring forward’ time change may steal an hour of Zzzz’s  March 30, 2004

Driving with lack of sleep is as dangerous as drunk driving  March 30, 2004

A Healthy Smackdown for the Immune System  March 30, 2004

Exercise Shows Its Muscle Against Cancers  March 30, 2004

Pre-Term Labor Drug Sensitizes Brain to Pesticide Injury  March 30, 2004

How to Be a Successful 'Loser'  March 29, 2004

Who pays in obesity battle?  March 29, 2004

St. John's Wort may compromise cancer drug's ability to prevent relapse  March 29, 2004

Heavy kids battle sadness along with weight Bullying and scapegoating are common  March 29, 2004

Controlling Emotion  March 26, 2004

Common Sweetener Linked to Obesity Rise?  March 26, 2004

Report shows 'unequivocal evidence' that media violence has significant negative impact on children  March 26, 2004

Circumcision Equals HIV Protection  March 26, 2004

Soft Drinks Not Linked To Decreased Calcium Intake  March 26, 2004

Standing Up to Bullies  March 25, 2004

American Children Only Slightly Better Off Today Than 30 Years Ago  March 25, 2004

A Little Music With Exercise Boosts Brain Power, Study Suggests  March 25, 2004

Got Zinc?  March 25, 2004

Personality disorders: Can the clinically inflexible learn to be resilient?  March 25, 2004

Cognitive Behavior Therapy effective for treating hypochondria  March 24, 2004

Restricting Calories May Extend Life  March 24, 2004

Stress can Trigger Heart Problems  March 23, 2004

Stress blunts response to flu shots  March 23, 2004

Smoking Hastens Decline of Aging Brain  March 23, 2004

Parents Won’t Quit Smoking When Kids are Sick  March 23, 2004

Despite company efforts, employees with depression view illness as roadblock to career success  March 23, 2004

Too much sleep can lead to restless nights  March 23, 2004

Stress Makes MS Worse  March 22, 2004

Are antidepressants safe for children?  March 22, 2004

Lack of parental support during childhood associated with increased adult depression and chronic health problems  March 22, 2004

Insight into Alcohol-Nicotine Interaction Might Lead to New Quitting Method  March 22, 2004

Mom’s Habit is a Kid’s Disease  March 22, 2004

Hot-headed Men Headed for Heart Trouble  March 19, 2004

Inhalant Use Rising Among Teens  March 19, 2004

When children ask 'what is this?' they may seek an object's function  March 19, 2004

Scientists Discover Why Not Enough Choline Results In Fewer Brain Cells, Poorer Memory  March 19, 2004

Youth experiences may be a large factor in men's longevity  March 19, 2004

Video games, not TV linked to obesity in kids  March 18, 2004

New Drug Best bet for Breast Cancer  March 18, 2004

Bone-Building Drug for Women  March 18, 2004

Consumers should know the facts before buying tooth-whitening products  March 18, 2004

Meet America's 100 'Asthma Capitals'  March 17, 2004

Transdermal patch as effective as intravenous pump for post-op pain control  March 17, 2004

Home BP monitoring may be better than doctor's office for predicting cardiovascular event  March 17, 2004

Fight Fat and Cancer at the Same Time  March 16, 2004

Not All Nicotine-Replacement Products Are Equal  March 16, 2004

New treatment may halt narcolepsy symptoms  March 16, 2004

Studies Warn of Dangers of Drinking in Pregnancy  March 15, 2004

How couples manage parenting forecasts later marital quality  March 15, 2004

Do You Think Like a Man Or a Woman?  March 15, 2004

USC study finds faulty wiring in psychopaths  March 15, 2004

New Relief for Your Aching Head  March 15, 2004

Brain Test for the Over 55s Key to Avoiding Alzheimer's  March 15, 2004

Prenatal Choline Supplements Make Brain Cells Larger, Faster  March 15, 2004

New Relief for Your Aching Head  March 15, 2004

Stress Linked to Multiple Sclerosis  March 11, 2004

Pass the Yogurt  March 11, 2004

Who's to Blame If You're Too Fat?  March 11, 2004

How low Should we go?  March 11, 2004

Bad Habits Faulted for One-Third of American Deaths  March 11, 2004

Teen abstinence vows get so-so results  March 10, 2004

Poor diet & physical inactivity are close to overtaking tobacco as leading cause of death in the U.S.  March 10, 2004

Diets High In Fat And Animal Protein Linked To Increased Risk Of Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma  March 10, 2004

Obesity could wipe out older Americans' health gains  March 10, 2004

Tai Chi has physical and psychological benefits  March 9, 2004

Alzheimer's Vaccine Shows Promise In Animal Model  March 9, 2004

Losing a Child Increases MS Risk  March 9, 2004

Want to Relieve Chest Pain? Start Pedaling  March 9, 2004

Inhaled Steroids Safe for Pregnant Women With Asthma  March 9, 2004

Smoking may Lead to Blindness  March 9, 2004

Reprogrammable Cells From Fat Are True Adult Stem Cells  March 9, 2004

Why worry beads may work  March 8, 2004

Coffee May Pump Up Work Stress  March 8, 2004

Extroverts Balance Work, Family Better  March 8, 2004

Caring Kids  March 8, 2004

Will An Apple A Day Keep The Doctor Away?   March 8, 2004

Study challenges beliefs on menopause estrogen, body fat  March 8, 2004

New Insight Into Effects Of Daily Stresses On Heart Health  March 5, 2004

Get Angry, Gain Weight  March 5, 2004

Teen Weight Gain Surpasses Previous Generation  March 5, 2004

Family discipline, religious attendance cut levels of later violence among aggressive children  March 5, 2004

Angry people can gain more in certain negotiations  March 5, 2004

UF researchers create new low-carb food product  March 4, 2004

Inviting neighborhoods encourage exercise  March 4, 2004

Depression Predicts Mortality In Women With Heart Disease  March 4, 2004

Scientists behaving badly  March 4, 2004

"Care Managers" Help Depressed Elderly Reduce Suicidal Thoughts  March 4, 2004

Study May Offer New Ways to Treat Manic Depression  March 3, 2004

Fat: It Isn't Always Bad For The Heart  March 3, 2004

Sunlight reduces need for pain medication  March 3, 2004

Survey Finds Americans Getting Larger  March 2, 2004

Alcohol treatment drug and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy appear effective in treating cocaine dependence  March 2, 2004

Hostility Hard on the Heart  March 2, 2004

Breast-Feeding Lowers Children's Blood Pressure  March 2, 2004

Deep brain stimulation restores quality of life for end-stage Parkinson's patients  March 2, 2004

Mix Of Chemicals Plus Stress Damages Brain, Liver In Animals And Likely In Humans  March 1, 2004

Are teens dying for a tan?  March 1, 2004

Too Much Weight Tugs at Kids' Hearts  March 1, 2004

Understanding a Teenager’s Brain  March 1, 2004

Personality disorders: Where personality goes awry  March 1, 2004

One in four women report severe abuse in their lifetime  February 27, 2004

Oral Sex Could Lead to Mouth Cancer: Study  February 27, 2004

Risk Of Infection Higher For Piercing Ear Cartilage Than Lobe Piercing  February 27, 2004

Women Who Were Sexually Abused As Children More Likely To Smoke  February 26, 2004

Eating Fiber Reduces Heart Disease  February 26, 2004

Scientists Find Gene That Blocks HIV  February 26, 2004

Television ads lead to unhealthy habits in children: APA task force reports  February 25, 2004

Report: Children's Menus Supersize The Calories  February 25, 2004

Smoking in movies returns to 1950s levels  February 25, 2004

More Kids, More Pounds for Parents  February 25, 2004

Reduce Your Blood Pressure Medication  February 25, 2004

'Good' Carbs Cut Heart Disease Risk  February 24, 2004

Antidepressants an Insurance Problem  February 24, 2004

Smoking outside may not protect those indoors  February 24, 2004

Stress Seems to Block Deep Sleep  February 23, 2004

Antidepressants may affect baby brains  February 23, 2004

Wheat Intolerance may Lead to Schizophrenia  February 23, 2004

Another link between death and drinking  February 23, 2004

Blue collar workers more apt to smoke, less able to quit  February 23, 2004

Expectation of Relief Eases Pain (Two articles)  February 20, 2004

Empathy For Pain Activates Pain-sensitive Regions Of The Brain, Says UCL Study  February 20, 2004

Researcher Successfully Vaccinates Some Patients Against Lung Cancer  February 20, 2004

Teamwork done right  February 20, 2004

Maternal Smoking Damages Children in Many Ways  February 20, 2004

Islet Transplantation for Diabetes Examined  February 20, 2004

HIV Epidemic Hits Southern Colleges  February 19, 2004

Phone Fibbing Is The Most Common Method For Untruths  February 19, 2004

Do You Really Need That Medicine?  February 19, 2004

Stress reveals survival patterns in women with breast cancer  February 18, 2004

Kindly touch might forestall kids' aggression  February 18, 2004

Stem Cells Found In Adults May Repair Nerves  February 18, 2004

Alcohol abuse can complicate HIV-related problems  February 18, 2004

Anger, Nicotine Addiction May Go Hand in Hand  February 17, 2004

Study shows that inexpensive four-drug combo saves heart patients’ lives  February 17, 2004

Study Shows Link Between Antibiotic Use And Increased Risk Of Breast Cancer  February 17, 2004

Feeling Good About Placebos  February 17, 2004

U.S. Wants to Make Painkiller Harder to Get  February 17, 2004

Predicting Smokers' Relapse  February 16, 2004

Prenatal Alcohol, Toxin Exposure Can Cause Rapid Brain Cell Death  February 16, 2004

Cardiologist gives advice on diet and exercise to overweight kids  February 16, 2004

The Fight Against Osteoporosis Should Start in Childhood  February 16, 2004

Schizophrenia Tied to In Utero Lead Exposure  February 16, 2004

Your Heart's Health Is in Your Hands  February 16, 2004

Math and Marriage: A Match Made in Heaven?  February 13, 2004

Student in Antidepressant Study Commits Suicide  February 13, 2004

Research casts doubt on voice-stress lie detection technology  February 13, 2004

New Device To Be Tested On Patients With Major Depression  February 13, 2004

Diabetes patients skip medications to save money, study finds  February 13, 2004

Malnutrition Today, Obesity Tomorrow  February 12, 2004

Smoking Damages Reproductive Health  February 12, 2004

College Rapes Tied to Binge Drinking  February 12, 2004

Gambling a High-Risk Addiction According to Harvard Mental Health Letter  February 12, 2004

Cut Salt, Let Thirst Be Water Guide  February 12, 2004

Researchers -- Again -- Pinpoint Why Stress Kills  February 11, 2004

Lullaby of the Womb  February 11, 2004

UF researchers probe epilepsy drug's effect on scars  February 11, 2004

Living Together No Guarantee of Marriage  February 11, 2004

Stress May Strengthen Skin's Immunity  February 10, 2004

Mammography more stressful for breast cancer survivors  February 10, 2004

Early Fevers Associated With Lower Allergy Risk Later In Childhood  February 10, 2004

UT Southwestern researchers find leptin turns fat-storing cells into fat-burning cells  February 10, 2004

Programmed for psychopathology?  February 9, 2004

Botox Can Stop Excessive Sweating  February 9, 2004

Too Little Sleep Can Lower Kids' Self-Esteem  February 9, 2004

Destiny: Is it in the Genes? It's Your Choice  February 9, 2004

The Boy Bias  February 9, 2004

Optimism Doesn't Prolong Lung Cancer Patients' Survival  February 9, 2004

Anxious Mothers Delay Preemies’ Development  February 6, 2004

Twenty-five per cent of teenage girls face depression  February 6, 2004

New MS Research Shows Remarkable Findings  February 6, 2004

Lots Of Low-fat Food Is Better Than Small Portions Of High-fat Food  February 6, 2004

Does The Sleeping Brain 'Wake Up' – If Only Just A Little – With Every Snore?  February 6, 2004

Health risks, obesity interact to raise medical costs  February 6, 2004

Study shows how stress may affect sleep patterns  February 6, 2004

Toxins Linked to Autism, ADHD  February 5, 2004

Noisy Hospitals Never Give Patients a Rest  February 5, 2004

More sex partners mean more trouble for teenage girls  February 5, 2004

People unduly gloomy in positive situations, upbeat in negative ones  February 5, 2004

School sports don't keep kids away from tobacco  February 5, 2004

Newport cigarettes gain popularity among teens  February 5, 2004

UT Southwestern researchers study benefit of exercise, medication on depression  February 4, 2004

Black Youths Likelier to Quit Smoking  February 4, 2004

Combination of Genes and Motives Drive Alcoholism  February 4, 2004

FDA Links Antidepressants, Youth Suicide Risk  February 3, 2004

Reducing TV Viewing in Kids  February 3, 2004

Does Breastfeeding Protect Children Against Being Overweight?  February 3, 2004

High Aspirin Doses Prevent Colon Polyps  February 3, 2004

Optic Nerve Disease May Cause Sleep Disorders  February 3, 2004

Questions raised about antidepressants use by expectant mothers  February 2, 2004

New Antioxidants Are 100 Times More Effective Than Vitamin E  February 2, 2004

Antioxidants Lower Risk of Asthma  February 2, 2004

Fish Can Keep Mental Decline at Bay  January 30, 2004

Plants to uncover landmines  January 30, 2004

Shopping vouchers may help smokers kick the habit  January 30, 2004

Low-Fat, High-Carb Diet = Weight Loss  January 30, 2004

Cinnamon May Have Medicinal Use: Study  January 30, 2004

Mom's Diet May Influence Baby's Life Span  January 29, 2004

Depression in Adolescents  January 29, 2004

Antidepressant Makers Withhold Data on Children  January 29, 2004

Pain May Interfere With Depression Improvement  January 29, 2004

Postpartum depression linked with preteen violence  January 29, 2004

Dieters Decrease Heart Risk On Moderate Fat Program  January 29, 2004

Grapefruit Works as a Diet Aid  January 29, 2004

Antipsychotic Drug Users Need Careful Monitoring  January 28, 2004

Saving the Spine  January 28, 2004

Light to Prevent Cancer  January 28, 2004

Migraines Leave Trail of Scars  January 28, 2004

Fat Cells Boost Immune System  January 27, 2004

Emotion-Regulating Protein Lacking in Panic Disorder  January 27, 2004

More Carbs, Less Weight  January 27, 2004

Pain Can Haunt Hospital Patients  January 27, 2004

What lies behind the female habit of 'tending and befriending' during stress  January 26, 2004

Psychologists look for ways to determine when early stage Alzheimer's patients should stop driving  January 26, 2004

Many men would rather cope with STDs than use condoms  January 26, 2004

Statin Plus Aspirin Could Save Millions From Early Death  January 26, 2004

Cumulative Stress Ups Risk of PTSD  January 23, 2004

Best way to Treat Asthma  January 23, 2004

Body 'Awareness' Makes Some People Anxious  January 23, 2004

Self-assembling scaffold for spinal-cord repair  January 23, 2004

Multiple Sclerosis Not As Progressive Or Disabling As Once Thought  January 23, 2004

Getting older = Lower self-esteem, say researchers  January 23, 2004

Ginkgo for MS  January 23, 2004

Emotion-regulating Protein Lacking In Panic Disorder  January 22, 2004

Estrogen Makes The Brain More Vulnerable To Stress  January 22, 2004

Sleeping on it can improve your brain (Two articles)  January 22, 2004

Learning juggling may increase size of brain  January 22, 2004

Getting the Blood Flowing to Diabetic Feet  January 22, 2004

Obesity Costs States Billions In Medical Expenses  January 22, 2004

The Sense Behind Security Blankets  January 21, 2004

Study Endorses Intensive Phobia Treatment for Children  January 21, 2004

Fat Cells Fight Disease, Purdue University Researchers Find  January 21, 2004

Cutting down on cigarettes no cure for cancer  January 21, 2004

Drug Improves Memory in Alzheimer's Patients  January 21, 2004

Stress Taxes Your Health (Two articles)  January 20, 2004

Vitamin Supplement Use May Reduce Effects Of Alzheimer's Disease  January 20, 2004

Melatonin May Have An Effect On Nocturnal Blood Pressure  January 20, 2004

No Pain, No Gain  January 20, 2004

Workplace Anger Widespread  January 20, 2004

A Pill-Free Route To Better Sleep For Elderly  January 19, 2004

Morning Headaches Associated with Depression and Anxiety  January 19, 2004

Eating Chicken May Boost Arsenic Exposure  January 19, 2004

Atkins: Ease Up on the Meat and Fat  January 19, 2004

Sometimes, a Healthy Weight is the Way to Go  January 19, 2004

Transition to Adulthood Delayed, Marriage and Family Postponed, Study Finds  January 16, 2004

New Report Highlights U.S. Medical Cost Due To Injuries  January 16, 2004

Road to Obesity Starts Early  January 16, 2004

Cognitive Decline Appears in People at Stroke Risk  January 16, 2004

Skipping Breakfast Ups Tooth Decay Risk For Children  January 15, 2004

Heavy smokers see cigarettes as "Friends"  January 15, 2004

Ecstasy Affects Memory, New International Study Shows  January 15, 2004

Heavy Drinkers Use Narcotics To Relieve Back Pain, Despite Possible Interactions  January 15, 2004

Scientists Find No Health Risk in Cell Phones  January 15, 2004

Therapy Better Than Light Boxes for Seasonal Disorder: Study  January 14, 2004

Scientists Restore Crucial Myelin In Brains Of Mice  January 14, 2004

Drinking, Drug Abuse Continues Into Middle Age  January 14, 2004

An equation for attraction  January 14, 2004

High Intake of Vitamin D Linked to Reduced Risk of Multiple Sclerosis (Two articles)  January 13, 2004

Morning Headache a Widespread Problem  January 13, 2004

High Birth Weight Associated with Asthma  January 13, 2004

Just a Half-Hour Walk Keeps Pounds Off  January 13, 2004

Family-size portions for one  January 12, 2004

Managing MS  January 12, 2004

Teens who hurry love are less likely to use birth control  January 12, 2004

Tacoma Tops Stressed-City List  January 12, 2004

New Weapon for Diabetic Foot Infections  January 12, 2004

How counselors and psychologists can be size-friendly  January 12, 2004

Walkable cities mean less obesity, prompting psychologist-urban planner collaborations  January 9, 2004

Low Tar Cigarettes No Safer Than the Rest  January 9, 2004

Nicotine spurs different emotions in smokers, nonsmokers  January 9, 2004

Friendships play key role in suicidal thoughts of girls, but not boys  January 9, 2004

Lifting Legs While Running Drains More Energy Than Thought  January 9, 2004

New Communication Tool Empowers Patients with Schizophrenia  January 9, 2004

BMI Standards Different for Asians  January 9, 2004

Water Supply Affects Childhood Growth  January 9, 2004

What's to blame for the surge in super-size Americans?  January 8, 2004

Rising Disability in the Young Tied to Obesity  January 8, 2004

McDonald's Launches Test of Atkins-Like Suggestions  January 8, 2004

Fit Amish Lifestyle Hits the Mark  January 8, 2004

Arm Position Matters In Blood Pressure Readings  January 8, 2004

Cold Virus May Fight Skin Cancer: Study  January 8, 2004

New Drug Combination Might Be More Effective Pain Reliever  January 8, 2004

Keeping Synapses Clean May Hold Key To Fear-Conditioning  January 8, 2004

Treat the Parents of ADHD Children, Too  January 8, 2004

Strict Blood Sugar Control Key for Diabetic Heart Patients  January 7, 2004

One Drug, Many Cancers  January 7, 2004

Aspirin Use May Be Associated With Increased Risk Of Pancreatic Cancer  January 7, 2004

Drug From Snail Venom Relieves Pain  January 7, 2004

U.S. Has Fattest Teens  January 6, 2004

Researcher Links Rising Tide Of Obesity To Food Prices  January 6, 2004

Long-Term Coffee Consumption Significantly Reduces Type 2 Diabetes Risk  January 6, 2004

Maternal Smoking Linked to Low Sperm Counts  January 6, 2004

Vegetables That Prevent May Ultimately Cure Some Cancers  January 6, 2004

Radiation in Infancy Affects Intellect  January 6, 2004

Placebo-controlled Clinical Trials Put Children With Asthma At Risk  January 6, 2004

Stability Benefits HIV Patients  January 6, 2004

Meth Withdrawal, Depression Linked  January 6, 2004

Football Blows Rival Car Crashes, Study Finds  January 6, 2004

Determining the death penalty for juveniles  January 5, 2004

More sensitive test norms better predict Alzheimer's disease in high IQ seniors  January 5, 2004

Tiniest Babies Fare Best at Specialty Hospitals  January 5, 2004

Stopping Heart Disease in Its Tracks  January 5, 2004

Circumcision may reduce HIV spread  January 5, 2004

How Are The Sexes Different?  January 5, 2004

A New Take on Weight-Loss Resolutions  January 5, 2004

Kids exposed to violence have more behavioral problems  January 2, 2004

Solutions to resolution dilution  January 2, 2004

Older Couples at Risk for Murder/Suicide  January 2, 2004

Could Cutting Calories Add Years to Your Life?  January 2, 2004

NICHD Alerts Parents To Winter SIDS Risk  January 2, 2004

To Marry or Not?  January 2, 2004

Brain Scan May Ease Depression  January 2, 2004

Alternative to Vasectomy  January 2, 2004

Live Long and Prosper  January 2, 2004

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