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  1. New doubts on prostate screening
  2. Attitudes on obesity are lightening up, poll finds
  3. Travelers get up-to-date blueprint of health risks
  4. Grinding teeth at night can get on one's nerves
  5. Fewer companies are picking up full tab for workers' health care
  6. Grinding teeth at night can get on one's nerves
  7. Go 2 Guy: Weighty success for lo-cal Sea Gal
  8. Turkish government faulted over its response to bird flu
  9. Moderate exercise can pay off
  10. Moderate exercise can pay off during flu, cold season
  11. Transplanted lips used to start smoking
  12. AIDS study halted after illnesses rise
  13. More helpful drug labels on the way
  14. $1.9 billion pledged to fight spread of bird flu
  15. Medicare drug program confounds those it's meant to help
  16. Pesticide tests may use pregnant women, kids
  17. Medicare drug program falters at outset
  18. Brisk walk may help fight off depression
  19. Another mad cow case in Canada
  20. 2nd clotting drug has serious side effect
  21. Over-counter inhalers targeted
  22. Ban is urged on drug company gifts to doctors
  23. Fish oil doesn't cut cancer risk, review finds
  24. Carbon monoxide causes symptomless heart damage
  25. Researchers devise novel way to track diseases
  26. Banks eager for piece of the health business
  27. Why is bird flu so deadly? Gene research offers a clue
  28. Stress caused by Katrina called 'a recipe for suicide'
  29. First inhalable insulin OK'd for diabetics
  30. Gates to triple funding to help fight TB
  31. Living Well: Gatorade is 40 years old and still flowing strong
  32. 8 million a year born with defects
  33. First bird flu death in Iraq is confirmed
  34. Response key to pandemic flu, experts say
  35. Heart tests often miss risks in women
  36. Blood-donor policy cuts HIV in supplies
  37. Pregnancy hormones don't stop depression
  38. Living Well: 'New Rules of Lifting' simplifies working out
  39. Friends, family tune in to see loved ones via teleconferencing
  40. Scientific conference set on deadly bacteria
  41. Living Well: Shoreline hockey player is fueled for her game
  42. When will you die? Quiz may tell you
  43. Experts track threat of animal diseases
  44. Lawyers, doctors agree on malpractice
  45. India searches for human victims of bird flu
  46. Sen. Murray to lead panel on MS and veterans
  47. Doctor has deep ties to Cameroon
  48. Pimples plague more than just teenagers
  49. Supplements panned for mild arthritis
  50. Bird flu kills thousands of turkeys at French farm
  51. Prostate cancer patients carry virus
  52. FDA approves once-a-day patch to treat depression
  53. Fruits, vegetables not as nutritious as 50 years ago
  54. U.S. urges creation of 2nd bird flu vaccine
  55. Kicking up her heels to tame Parkinson's
  56. Girls just wanna have fun during spring break -- never mind the risks
  57. House tries to end some food label warnings
  58. U.S. to increase testing for bird flu
  59. House acts to end some food label warnings
  60. Budget ax threatens at least 20 clinics
  61. Health, safety plan for schools is 'unacceptable'
  62. Life for older Americans improving, report says
  63. Bird flu virus has spread to a predator, scientists say
  64. Pharmacy refusals to fill scripts sets debate
  65. B vitamins don't prevent heart attacks, studies find
  66. New drug plan is pushing us to brink, pharmacists say
  67. 2 more women die after using abortion pill
  68. Experts debate weight gain during pregnancy
  69. More testing as bird flu expected this year in U.S.
  70. Genetic testing sometimes misses signs of breast cancer, UW study says
  71. Mother's depression may trigger similar illness in child
  72. Learn how to become a savvy patient
  73. Worm DNA gives bacon a heart-healthy boost
  74. Surge in home diagnostic kits provides doctor in a box
  75. Surge in home diagnostic kits provides doctor in a box
  76. Bird flu vaccine works -- but only half the time
  77. Gateses give PATH $75 million to find pneumonia vaccine
  78. No cancer risk found in diet soda's aspartame
  79. Low-calorie diet may help turn back the clock
  80. America has a rising girth rate -- except for women
  81. Sleep problems plague millions
  82. Jury hands down split decision in Vioxx cases
  83. Fungus attacks eyes of contact wearers
  84. Kids And Health: If you are stressed, so are your children
  85. Wrigley giving researchers something to chew on
  86. Living Well: Don't give up on prayer as an aid to healing
  87. Little-known disorder gets its day in the limelight
  88. State pledges pandemic readiness
  89. Talk looks at social effects of women's health
  90. Cousin of tamoxifen prevents breast cancer
  91. Heart medicine for men may fail women
  92. FDA rejects medicinal use of marijuana
  93. Readiness for bird flu in U.S. is doubted
  94. Merck liable in death of short-term Vioxx user
  95. Shortages of drug for asthma cause concern
  96. Living Well: Fruit snacks score high during WASL
  97. Better in Britain? In matters of health, yes
  98. State firm's fast flu test ready for trials
  99. UNICEF says malnutrition kills millions of kids a year
  100. Careful medical attention a key for problem drinkers