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Tuesday, November 18, '08

Too Much Salt Can Slowly Kill You, TMA Physicians Warn	Preventing Alzheimer's With Omega-3 Fatty Acids
Eating Healthy On A Budget	'The Smokeout'
Better Understanding Of Obesity Leading To Progress In Treatment	New Imaging Technique Tracks Cancer-Killing Cells Over Prolonged Period
Lower High Blood Pressure Contributes To Longer Life	Filling An Important Hospice Need
Why We Should Exercise — And Why We Avoid It	More Than Half Of US Chronically Ill Adults Skip Needed Care Due To Costs
News From Annals Of Internal Medicine, Nov. 18, 2008, Issue	Surviving Bad Air Days
Drink Containers May Be Hazardous	‘Keep Warm, Keep Well’ This Winter
Community Activities Reduce Rates Of Chronic Disease In Older Population	Nutrition Experts Shell Out Praise For Walnuts
Night Sweats Common, But Not Always Just A Phase	Duke Readies $250 Million Cancer Center
Substance In Red Grapes And Wine Key To Alzheimer's Disease	Doctor Says Heart Attack Risk Is Tied To Blood Stickiness
Health Matters: Challenge Yourself To Kick Habit	Six Ways To Be A Smarter Diabetic
Major Breakthrough Transforms Field Of Hormone Receptor Research	Fish Consumption May Stave Off Kidney Problems
What Exactly Are Statins	Being Overweight And Unhealthy Is No Way To Go Through Life
Liberate Yourself From Tobacco Dependence	Drug Rehab: The 30-Day Myth
7 Ways To Avoid Foot Problems	Psychological Therapy To Improve Control Of Type 1 Diabetes
Primary Prevention Of Cardiovascular Mortality And Events With Statin Treatments: A Network Meta-Analysis Involving More Than 65,000 Patients	Pre-diabetes Is A Real Risk
Great American Smokeout Is Thursday	Cooking With Reds, Oranges, And Yellows
Depression, Not SSRIs, Linked To Increased Mortality In Heart-Failure Patients	Coronary Calcium Scoring Can Lead To Healthy Heart
Green Protein Inhibits Alzheimer's, CSIRO Scientists Find	Can You Recognize Alzheimer's?
Detecting Contaminants In Life-Saving Drug	Bill To Give The Terminally Ill Rights To Range Of Quality Care
New Clue Emerges For Cellular Damage In Huntington's Disease	Does Growth Hormone Drug Slow Alzheimer’s Disease?
Scientists Seek To Block Progression Of Alzheimer’s Disease With Novel Medication That Targets The Source	Environment Causes Increase In Multiple Sclerosis Among Women Only
Future Looks Bright For Non-Invasive Diagnosis Of Skin Cancer; Study Shows Novel Light Device Detects Cancerous Lesions From Normal Tissue	Barrett's Esophagus May Be Affected By DFMO
Folate Helps Screen For Alzheimers Disease	Taking Supplements Does Not Guarantee Heart Health
Study Could Help Kidney Patients	A Vegetable To Ease The Causes Of Dyspepsia
Simple Step Toward Better Health	Supplementation Is Not Associated With A Reduced Risk Of Breast Cancer
Simple, Inexpensive Method For Detecting Contaminants In Heparin	Less Activity Leads To Health Problems
New Insight Into Breast Cancer Drug Resistance	Indigo Plant May Treat Chronic Skin Disease
Silk The Key To Rebuilding Bone	Study: Antibiotics Not Always The Answer
Cancer Drug Cures Type 1 Diabetes In Mice	Herbal Indigo Ointment Clears Plaque Lesions In Psoriasis
Scientists Discover How Certain Antibiotics Kill Bacteria	Vitamin E Cuts Breast Cancer Risk - Study
Protein Points To Bowel Cancer Drug	Dangerous Bacteria On Increase: Expert
UC To Study Depression And Breast Cancer	Bitter Pill: Breast Cancer Vitamin Regime Might Not Work
Expert Says Dangerous Bacteria On Increase	Drug-Resistant Ward Bug Concern
New Cause Of Fatal Brain Injury From Acute Viral Meningitis Discovered By Scripps Research Scientists	U.S. Study To Look At Cold-FX In Leukemia Patients
Q&A: Wound Care For Cancer Patients	Study Says Vitamins C, E Don't Prevent Heart 'Events'
Proton Therapy May Reduce Serious Side Effect Of Lung Cancer Treatment	Arsenic Linked To Cardiovascular Disease At EPA-Regulated Drinking Water Standards
Lasers And Optical Technologies In Facial Plastic Surgery	Calls For A More Flexible Approach To Vaccine Funding
Active Way To Beat Cancer	The Skinny On Sugars And Sweeteners
Study: Brain Stimulation May Ease Anxiety Disorder	Too Little Sleep Tied To Increased Cancer Risk
Cancer Survivor Credits Healthful Diet	Inflamed Cartilage Causes Sharp Chest Pain
Study Links Parkinson's, Agricultural Fungicide	Wildfires And Lungs -- More About 'Why' And 'What To Do'
Cancer Genome Sequenced	Estrogen, Testosterone May Affect Atherosclerosis
Wrexham Sufferer: 'Inequality Of Treatment For Parkinson's Sufferers'	Fake Drugs Worth More Than £4m Seized By Interpol
Medical Edge: New Medication A Step Forward In Managing Huntington's	Flu Deaths Could Be Reduced Thanks To Cancer Research
Cancer Treatment May Result In Bone Loss	Food Allergies Among Children In The US On The Rise
Lawmakers To Seek Ban On BPA	Internist Group Finds No Efficacy Difference Among Modern Antidepressants
National Governments Need To Prioritise Research For Health	Spelling Out The Risks Of Smoking Near A Baby
Knitters Save Small Lives With Baby Bonnets	Novel Imaging Technique Reveals Brain Abnormalities That May Play Key Role In ADHD
Asthma May Be Over-Diagnosed In Canada: Study	Don't Let Winter Freeze Your Exercise Routine
Asthma Control Could Halve AE Visits	Treating The Rare Occurrence Of Chronic Bacterial Prostatitis
Midland To Take Part In Anti-Idling Survey	Aches, Pains Heighten With Changing Weather
Experts Wary Of 'Detox' Diets	Finding Points To Possible Blood Test For Brain Tumors
Learn More About Brittle Bone Disease At Priory Meadow	Valley Air Needs Attention
Health Matters: Frequent Heartburn May Signal Trouble	Blood Cells Retrieve Information From Tumors