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Health Report 2006

Healthier Eating in New York Hard For Some to Swallow (2006-12-27)
Strongest Evidence Yet That Circumcision Lowers Men's HIV Risk (2006-12-20)
Childhood Bed-Wetting: Some Advice for Parents (2006-12-13)
Dealing With Children's Bed-Wetting (2006-12-6)
Waltzing Pumps Up Heart Patients (2006-11-29)
Study Links Red Meat to Higher Risk of Breast Cancer (2006-11-22)
In Study on Overweight Mice, Chemical Reduces Effects of Obesity (2006-11-15)
Study Links Brain Abnormalities to Sudden Death in Babies (2006-11-8)
When Fear Takes Control of the Mind (2006-11-1)
Cancer Drugs Save Children's Lives But Come With Risks (2006-10-25)
Concussions Are Serious Head Injuries for Children and Adults (2006-10-18)
British Health Researchers Surprised by Their Findings on Schizophrenia Medicine (2006-10-11)
Recognizing Medical Emergencies (2006-10-4)
New Studies Aim to Expand Knowledge of Autism (2006-9-27)
W.H.O. Calls for Indoor Use of DDT to Control Malaria (2006-9-20)
Thousands of Workers at Ground Zero Still Suffer Lung Problems (2006-9-13)
Gene Therapy Used to Treat Cancer | Stem Cell Study Leads to Criticism, Questions (2006-9-6)
Scientists Develop Stem Cells Without Loss of Embryos (2006-8-30)
Working to Prevent AIDS -- and Lacking Enough Health Workers for the Job (2006-8-23)
At AIDS Conference, More Efforts Urged to Empower Women (2006-8-16)

Indonesia Passes Vietnam as Nation With Most Bird Flu Deaths (2006-8-9)
Study in Ferrets Shows H5N1 Virus Does Not Spread Easily (2006-8-2)
A One-Pill Answer to Treating H.I.V. (2006-7-26)
Surgeon General Says Secondhand Smoke Unsafe at Any Level (2006-7-19)
Explaining the Placebo Effect (2006-7-12)
Health: Looking for Skin Cancer (2006-7-5)
Scientists Say Anger Disorder 'Much More Common' Than Believed (2006-6-28)
Pregnant Women Warned About a Kind of Blood Pressure Medicine (2006-6-21)
Growing Replacement Organs From Patients' Own Cells (2006-6-14)
Taking Care With Medicines (2006-6-7)
Cervical Cancer Vaccine Moves Toward U.S. Approval (2006-5-31)
F.D.A. Approves New Artificial Knee Implants for Women (2006-5-24)
Drink Companies Agree Not to Sell Sugary Soda in U.S. Schools (2006-5-17)
UNICEF Says China Meets Child Nutrition Goal, Urges Other Nations to Do More (2006-5-10)
Midwestern U.S. Fights a Mumps Outbreak (2006-5-3)
Sleepless in America: Report Says Millions Have Trouble at Bedtime (2006-4-26)
Increasing Supplies of Malaria Drug Through Genetic Engineering (2006-4-19)
Measles Campaign Cuts Deaths by Almost Half (2006-4-12)
A New Life Treating AIDS in Africa, Then Tragedy Strikes (2006-4-5)
Increased Efforts Urged to Fight Tuberculosis (2006-3-29)

Portable Music Players Linked to Hearing Loss (2006-3-22)
Dana Reeve's Death Adds to Questions on Lung Cancer in Women (2006-3-15)
Tests Often Miss a Hidden Heart-Attack Risk in Women (2006-3-8)
W.H.O. Urges Action to Stop Counterfeit Medicines (2006-3-1)
Chronic Diseases: The World's Leading Killer (2006-2-22)
Study Finds Risk of Lung Cancer Greatest in Black Smokers (2006-2-15)
U.S., European Drug Officials Approve Inhaled Insulin (2006-2-8)
Once-Daily Pill Could Simplify H.I.V. Treatment (2006-2-1)
U.N. Warns of Coming Risk to Africa From Bird Flu (2006-1-25)
Feeling No Pain: The World of Anesthesia (2006-1-18)
What Happens in a Stroke? Experts Liken It to a 'Brain Attack' (2006-1-11)
Beethoven Died From Lead Poisoning (2006-1-4)