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  22. British study points to peanut allergy treatment (Reuters)
  23. Ending prostate PSA test safe for most elderly men (Reuters)
  24. British clinical trial yields success with nut allergies (AFP)
  25. Food poisoning strikes 1 in 4 Americans each year (AP)
  26. Stress May Speed Melanoma Progression (HealthDay)
  27. If Parents Had Alzheimer's, Aging May Come Early (HealthDay)
  28. Health Tip: Keeping Your Children Warm in Winter (HealthDay)
  29. Clinical Trials Update: Feb. 19, 2009 (HealthDay)
  30. Obesity, Lack of Insurance Take Toll on Young Americans (HealthDay)
  31. Peanut product recalls (AP)
  32. Drug abuse among U.S. teenagers drops: U.N. (Reuters)
  33. Stress May Speed Melanoma Progression (HealthDay)
  34. FDA Warns Users on Psoriasis Drug (HealthDay)
  35. Value of Brain Exercises Questioned (LiveScience.com)
  36. Food poisoning strikes 1 in 4 Americans each year (AP)
  37. Malaria: Spoonful of sugar could save thousands of children (AFP)
  38. Clinical Trials Update: Feb. 19, 2009 (HealthDay)
  39. Obesity, Lack of Insurance Take Toll on Young Americans (HealthDay)
  40. Health Tip: Keeping Your Children Warm in Winter (HealthDay)
  41. If Parents Had Alzheimer's, Aging May Come Early (HealthDay)
  42. China probes "mystery" kidney stones in children (Reuters)
  43. Scientists link mutations to cancer survival times (AFP)
  44. Philip Morris told to pay 8 mln in smoker's death (AFP)
  45. Cancer Death Rates Decline Among Blacks, But Disparities Linger (HealthDay)
  46. Nausea Drug Shows Promise Against Opioid Addiction (HealthDay)
  47. FDA advisers set vaccine for 2009-2010 flu season (AP)
  48. Gene test helps set accurate blood thinner dose (AP)
  49. Alzheimer's may hijack chemical mechanism (Reuters)
  50. Formal "brain exercise" won't help healthy seniors (Reuters)
  51. Cancer Death Rates Decline Among Blacks, But Disparities Linger (HealthDay)
  52. Susan Hibbert, witness to German surrender, dies (AP)
  53. Nausea Drug Shows Promise Against Opioid Addiction (HealthDay)
  54. AIDS becomes China's deadliest infectious disease (AP)
  55. Report: FDA scaled back enforcement at labs (AP)
  56. Bond with Mom Helps Kids Make Friends (LiveScience.com)
  57. Report: Fetal stem cells trigger tumors in ill boy (AP)
  58. Appeals court upholds NYC's calories-on-menus rule (AP)
  59. ICUs see big drop in dangerous staph superbugs (AP)
  60. Menopause Drug Tied to Breast Cancer Recurrence (HealthDay)
  61. Eye Problems, Hearing Loss May Be Linked (HealthDay)
  62. Doctors' Guide to Cancer Drugs May Need Revising (HealthDay)
  63. Test may find hidden colorectal cancers: study (Reuters)
  64. Few women follow pre-pregnancy recommendations (Reuters)
  65. Menopause Drug Tied to Breast Cancer Recurrence (HealthDay)
  66. Appeals court upholds NYC's calories-on-menus rule (AP)
  67. Menopause drug linked to breast cancer relapse: study (AFP)
  68. Parkinson's disease and melanoma may be linked (Reuters)
  69. Octuplets' grandmother conciliatory in interview (AP)
  70. Eye Problems, Hearing Loss May Be Linked (HealthDay)
  71. Doctors' Guide to Cancer Drugs May Need Revising (HealthDay)
  72. British reality star's cancer sparks rise in tests (AFP)
  73. No joy in this cooking — recipes can make you fat (AP)
  74. Age No Bar to Aggressive Rx for Cardiogenic Shock (HealthDay)
  75. Add More Facts to Drug Ads, Experts Urge (HealthDay)
  76. Prenatal Exposure to Traffic Pollution May Lead to Asthma (HealthDay)
  77. Hodgkin's Survivors Prone to Breast Cancer Later (HealthDay)
  78. Leukemia patients treated with arsenic, vitamin A (Reuters)
  79. Age No Bar to Aggressive Rx for Cardiogenic Shock (HealthDay)
  80. Kids' cholesterol study reassuring, doctors say (AP)
  81. Add More Facts to Drug Ads, Experts Urge (HealthDay)
  82. Hodgkin's Survivors Prone to Breast Cancer Later (HealthDay)
  83. Prenatal Exposure to Traffic Pollution May Lead to Asthma (HealthDay)
  84. Push is on to tailor cancer care to tumor's genes (AP)
  85. Amid nurse shortage, hospitals focus on retention (AP)
  86. Decoy molecules drive cancer cells to suicide: study (AFP)
  87. China launches campaign to break sex taboos (Reuters)
  88. Amid nurse shortage, hospitals focus on retention (AP)
  89. Men Must Contend With a Biological Clock, Too (HealthDay)
  90. Drug giant pledges cheap medicine for the poor: report (AFP)
  91. Men Must Contend With a Biological Clock, Too (HealthDay)
  92. Problem of Underweight
  93. Kids problems related to drinking in pregnancy (Reuters)
  94. Clinical Trials Update: Feb. 13, 2009 (HealthDay)
  95. New Anti-Clotting Treatment Urged for Cancer Patients (HealthDay)
  96. Even Mismatched Cord Blood Can Help Kids (HealthDay)
  97. VA clinic warns of possible contaminant exposure (AP)
  98. Moms offer sober reality check on multiple births (AP)
  99. Estrogen tied to restless legs during pregnancy (Reuters)
  100. No spread of cancer for Supreme Court's Ginsburg (Reuters)
  101. Loss of height linked to breathlessness in elderly (Reuters)
  102. Youth mental illness costs U.S. billions (Reuters)
  103. Even Mismatched Cord Blood Can Help Kids (HealthDay)
  104. Clinical Trials Update: Feb. 13, 2009 (HealthDay)
  105. Survey: peanut recall known but misunderstood (AP)
  106. New Anti-Clotting Treatment Urged for Cancer Patients (HealthDay)
  107. Nothing to sneeze at — decoding the common cold (AP)
  108. Family income linked to child language skills: study (AFP)
  109. Atlanta hospital finds Legionnaire's bacteria (AP)
  110. When toddlers point a lot, more words will follow (AP)
  111. Drug Inhibits Colon Cancer in Mice (HealthDay)
  112. Docs Override Most Electronic Drug Warnings (HealthDay)
  113. Court Says Vaccine Not the Cause of Autism (HealthDay)
  114. Obesity may raise migraine risk, U.S. study finds (Reuters)
  115. Nothing to sneeze at — decoding the common cold (AP)
  116. Marlboro top choice of regular teen smokers (AP)
  117. Court Says Vaccine Not the Cause of Autism (HealthDay)
  118. Art therapy ups breast cancer patients' well-being (Reuters)
  119. When toddlers point a lot, more words will follow (AP)
  120. Court rejects parents' suit linking autism, vaccines (AFP)
  121. Atlanta hospital finds Legionnaire's bacteria (AP)
  122. U.S. vaccine court denies family's autism case (Reuters)
  123. Court says measles vaccine not to blame for autism (AP)
  124. Court says measles vaccine not to blame for autism (AP)
  125. Docs Override Most Electronic Drug Warnings (HealthDay)
  126. Drug Inhibits Colon Cancer in Mice (HealthDay)
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  128. Can a Urine Test Detect Deadly Prostate Cancer? (Time.com)
  129. Study: Paying smokers to quit boosts success rate (AP)
  130. Health Tip: Diabetics and Drinking (HealthDay)
  131. Levels of Circulating Tumor Cells Could Predict Prostate Cancer Outcome (Health
  132. Dangerous low blood sugar linked to sex drugs (Reuters)
  133. Can a Urine Test Detect Deadly Prostate Cancer? (Time.com)
  134. Study: Paying smokers to quit boosts success rate (AP)
  135. The science of romance: Brains have a love circuit (AP)
  136. Rate of memory decline differs by dementia type (Reuters)
  137. Sweet! Cotton candy may help labs grow tissue (AP)
  138. New way found to judge prostate cancer severity (Reuters)
  139. Video games good for children: EU study (Reuters)
  140. New prostate cancer test gets go-ahead (AFP)
  141. Levels of Circulating Tumor Cells Could Predict Prostate Cancer Outcome (HealthDa
  142. Researchers link obesity to birth defects (Reuters)
  143. Health Tip: Diabetics and Drinking (HealthDay)
  144. Medical society probes octuplet fertility doctor (AP)
  145. Mother's Obesity Raises Risk of Birth Defects (Time.com)
  146. Mediterranean Diet Aids the Aging Brain: Study (HealthDay)
  147. Genes Help Cancer-Linked Viruses Elude Immune System (HealthDay)
  148. Obese Moms More Likely to Have Babies With Birth Defects (HealthDay)
  149. Clinical Trials Update: Feb. 10, 2009 (HealthDay)
  150. Mother's Obesity Raises Risk of Birth Defects (Time.com)
  151. Black-white gap mars endometrial cancer survival (Reuters)
  152. Aspirin may curb precancerous colon polyps' return (Reuters)
  153. Sobering results for cost-cutting Medicare project (AP)
  154. Researchers link obesity to birth defects (Reuters)
  155. Obese Moms More Likely to Have Babies With Birth Defects (HealthDay)
  156. Too much vitamin E during pregnancy may harm baby (Reuters)
  157. Clinical Trials Update: Feb. 10, 2009 (HealthDay)
  158. Mich. zoo offers peek into animals' sex lives (AP)
  159. Changing habits may not lower blood pressure (Reuters)
  160. One in six Swedish children overweight: study (AFP)
  161. Few in U.S. see doctor or get medication for flu: study (Reuters)
  162. Spain withdraws cervical cancer shot after illnesses (AFP)
  163. Mediterranean Diet Aids the Aging Brain: Study (HealthDay)
  164. Time to overhaul action for AIDS children: report (AFP)
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  166. Acute psychosis more common in older mums: study (AFP)
  167. Pregnancy may delay treatment of breast cancer (Reuters)
  168. Octuplet mom was treated at Beverly Hills clinic (AP)
  169. Huge study boosts disappointment on multivitamins (AP)
  170. Tests Gauge Alzheimer's Patients' Ability to Drive (HealthDay)
  171. Marijuana linked to aggressive testicular cancer, study reveals (HealthDay)
  172. Clinical Trials Update: Feb. 9, 2009 (HealthDay)
  173. Pregnancy May Not Affect Breast Cancer Survival (HealthDay)
  174. Multivitamins do not cut women's cancer risk: study (AFP)
  175. Multivitamins may not thwart cancer, heart disease (Reuters)
  176. Huge study boosts disappointment on multivitamins (AP)
  177. How to help patients make wiser health choices (AP)
  178. Tests Gauge Alzheimer's Patients' Ability to Drive (HealthDay)
  179. Electrical jolt to egg may boost IVF success (Reuters)
  180. Obesity hurts recovery after colon cancer surgery (Reuters)
  181. Parents Blamed for Childhood Obesity (LiveScience.com)
  182. FDA seeks plans to reduce misuse of painkillers (AP)
  183. Kids a possibility for girls with Turner syndrome (Reuters)
  184. Few in U.S. see doctor or get medication for flu: study (Reuters)
  185. Clinical Trials Update: Feb. 9, 2009 (HealthDay)
  186. Early study shows AIDS-fighting gel promising (AP)
  187. Booklet helps cancer patients navigate costly care (Reuters)
  188. Pregnancy May Not Affect Breast Cancer Survival (HealthDay)
  189. Marijuana Linked to Aggressive Testicular Cancer (HealthDay)
  190. Japan scientists identify cancer-suppressing enzyme (Reuters)
  191. Marijuana may raise testicular cancer risk: study (Reuters)
  192. Study says pregnancy doesn't worsen breast cancer (AP)
  193. Brain Protein May Have Potential Against Alzheimer's (HealthDay)
  194. Brain Protein May Have Potential Against Alzheimer's (HealthDay)
  195. Halting Hormone Therapy Reduces Breast Cancer Risk Quickly (Time.com)
  196. Baby business: Octuplets row boosts demands for controls (AFP)
  197. 1st US case of Marburg fever confirmed in Colo. (AP)
  198. Love Makes Kids Smarter (LiveScience.com)
  199. Halting Hormone Therapy Reduces Breast Cancer Risk Quickly (Time.com)
  200. Octuplets were product of six embryos, mother says (Reuters)
  201. Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg Faces Tough Battle Against Pancreatic Cancer (He
  202. For Preschoolers, Even 'Play' Tends to Be Sedentary (HealthDay)
  203. Clinical Trials Update: Feb. 6, 2009 (HealthDay)
  204. High cancer rates confirmed near Canada's oil sands (Reuters)
  205. For Preschoolers, Even 'Play' Tends to Be Sedentary (HealthDay)
  206. Measles cases up for third year in England (Reuters)
  207. Ovaries can be saved in some endometrial cancers (Reuters)
  208. Painkillers could ward off stomach cancer: study (AFP)
  209. First US face transplant patient leaves hospital (AP)
  210. Atlanta hospital checking Legionnaire's cases (AP)
  211. Octuplets' mother defends risky choices (AFP)
  212. FDA OKs 1st drug from genetically altered animals (AP)
  213. Clinical Trials Update: Feb. 6, 2009 (HealthDay)
  214. Nigeria child deaths from tainted syrup rise to 84 (Reuters)
  215. CORRECTED: Adding Erbitux to colon cancer drug mix not helpful (Reuters)
  216. Gates unleashes skeeters at technology conference (AP)
  217. Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg Faces Tough Battle Against Pancreatic Cancer (Heal
  218. Possibly tainted peanut butter sent to schools (AP)
  219. Recalled peanut butter was in meals sent to Ky. (AP)
  220. US Supreme Court's Ginsburg has cancer surgery (AFP)
  221. Octuplets mother breaks silence in TV interview (AFP)
  222. Few get surgery for grim pancreatic cancer (AP)
  223. Octuplets' mother dreamed of having "huge family" (Reuters)
  224. Radiation benefits women with early breast cancer (Reuters)
  225. Health Tip: Wean Your Child From Breast-Feeding (HealthDay)
  226. Clinical Trials Update: Feb. 5, 2009 (HealthDay)
  227. Two-Thirds of Hispanic Women Discover Breast Cancer Themselves (HealthDay)
  228. Few get surgery for grim pancreatic cancer (AP)
  229. Blue the hue of creativity? Red for detail? (AP)
  230. Living near big power line may up Alzheimer's risk (Reuters)
  231. Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg has cancer surgery (AFP)
  232. Some workplaces may alter cancer risk (Reuters)
  233. Vitamin D deficiency may harm brain function: study (Reuters)
  234. Campaign warns against reusing plastic syringes (AP)
  235. Obama signs children's healthcare bill (Reuters)
  236. Cancer survivors often forgo care due to cost (Reuters)
  237. C-section may raise kids' asthma risk: study (Reuters)
  238. Two-Thirds of Hispanic Women Discover Breast Cancer Themselves (HealthDay)
  239. Health Tip: Wean Your Child From Breast-Feeding (HealthDay)
  240. Methamphetamine Abuse Costs U.S. $23.4 Billion (HealthDay)
  241. Halting Hormone Therapy Reduces Breast Cancer Risk Quickly (Time.com)
  242. Medical pot backers say LA raids betray Obama vow (Reuters)
  243. Lawmakers push for food safety reforms (AP)
  244. In colon cancer drug study, more wasn't better (AP)
  245. Gene Mutation Tied to Majority of Cases of Mental Retardation (HealthDay)
  246. China finds more fake diabetes medication (Reuters)
  247. Artificial Light Linked to Prostate Cancer Risk (HealthDay)
  248. Gum disease safely treated during pregnancy (Reuters)
  249. Older cancer patients want empathy from providers (Reuters)
  250. Study makes stronger case HRT causes breast cancer (Reuters)