dBTechnoCaffeine Consumption Raises Miscarriage Rate: StudyABC News -12 hours agoWomen who drank two or more cups of coffee daily during pregnancy had double the rate of miscarriages, according to a new medical study.Study: Caffeine may boost miscarriage riskCNNProblems in Pregnancy Tied to CaffeineNew York TimesWashington Post - Reuters - U.S. News &World Report - San Francisco Chronicleall 379 news articles
E Canada NowNew HIV Drug Sanctioned When Others FailWashington Post -5 hours agoMONDAY, Jan. 21 (HealthDay News) -- The anti-HIV medication entravirine has been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration for adults who have failed treatment with other antiretrovirals.UPDATE 1-US FDA clears new Johnson & Johnson HIV drugReutersJ&J unit's HIV drug gets FDA approvalMarketWatchVoice of America - MedPage Today - AHN - eFluxMediaall 170 news articles
Dog Flu Diet and DiseasesSaline Nasal Spray Helps Kids Beat Cold and FludBTechno -1 hour agoBoston (dbTechno) - A new study has stated that rinsing with a saline nasal wash from Atlantic seawater helps kids fight the cold and flu, and also prevent them from developing it from the start.Nasal wash 'helps kill common cold'The Press AssociationReport Claims Saline Nasal Wash Helps Kids With ColdsDog Flu Diet and DiseasesDaily Telegraph - HealthCentral.comall 37 news articles
Dog Flu Diet and DiseasesGenentech Lupus Discovery Raises Hopes of Earlier DiagnosisWall Street Journal -9 hours agoBy MARILYN CHASE Genentech Inc. discovered two new genes linked to lupus, raising hopes of earlier diagnosis and better targeted treatment of the auto-immune disease, which affects an estimated 1.5 million Americans.New Batch of Lupus Genes DiscoveredU.S. News &World ReportGene studies home in on lupus causeReutersBBC News - InjuryBoard.com - MedPage Today - CTV.caall 95 news articles
InjuryBoard.comFDA: Cold Medicines Too Risky for TotsQuad City Times -17 hours agoBy LAURAN NEERGAARD | Monday, January 21, 2008 WASHINGTON - Parents may be left with only love and lots of liquid to give their sniffling babies and toddlers now that the government is declaring over-the-counter cough and cold medicines too risky for ...What's A Mother (and Father) To Do After FDA Cold Med WarningInjuryBoard.comFDA Warned, OTC Cold and Cough Medicine Not Safe for TotsAHNThe Age - Cleveland Leader - Xinhua - KLFYall 37 news articles
KY3Homeless man accused of attacking four people with chainsawUSA Today -8 hours agoPolice say a homeless man attacked four people with a chainsaw on Saturday at a shelter near Jefferson City, Mo. Matthew Watkins, 28, was participating in an on-the-job training program when he took a chainsaw out of the workshop and allegedly went on ...Man with Chain Saw Attacks Homeless ShelterWLTX.comMan Attacks Homeless Shelter With Chain SawdBTechnoeFluxMedia - Salem-News.Com - St. Louis Post-Dispatch - United Press Internationalall 266 news articles
Dog Flu Diet and DiseasesIncreased Efforts to Combat Pine Beetle Infestation in ColoradoeFluxMedia -7 hours agoBy Anna Boyd A new bill focusing on combating the continuing destruction pine beetles are causing in the forests of Colorado was announced this weekend by two Summit County lawmakers who represent affected areas.$5 million sought for forest rehabRocky Mountain NewsBark beetles making their way to the Front Range9NEWS.comSummit Daily News - cbs4denver.com - Dog Flu Diet and Diseases - Craig Daily Pressall 17 news articles
Dog Flu Diet and DiseasesTop court will hear case on cigarette adsBoston Globe -Jan 18, 2008AP / January 19, 2008 WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court agreed yesterday to a cigarette maker's request to decide whether tobacco companies can be sued under state law for allegedly deceptive advertising of "light" cigarettes.High court takes up cigarette ad caseChicago TribuneUS Court To Hear Review Of “Light” CigarettesdBTechnoInquirer.net - Medical News Today - PR Newswire (press release) - WOIall 114 news articles
Dental students plan day of free careCherry Hill Courier Post -55 minutes agoCamden County College's dental hygiene and dental assisting students andstaff will provide free cleanings and other preventive care, along with education services, to children age 12 and younger from 9 am to 4 pm on Feb. 1.Area children can receive free dental care on Feb. 1Palladium-ItemDentists work in exchange for smilesNew Brunswick Home News TribuneNews-Leader.com - Earthtimes - Charleston Gazette - PR-USA.net (press release)all 11 news articles
PennLive.comPennsylvania reaches rBST labeling agreementBrownfield -5 hours agoby Bob Meyer Officials in Pennsylvania have reached a compromise over the labeling of milk from cows that have not been treated with synthetic rBST.Farmers say they'll have to buy more cowsAkron Beacon JournalOhio dairy farmers protest move towards hormone-free milkWTOLNew Philadelphia Times Reporter - Carlisle Sentinel - Truth about Trade &Technology - PennLive.comall 19 news articles
UC Daily NewsCanned beans recalled on botulism risk: FDAReuters -Jan 18, 2008WASHINGTON (Reuters) - New Era Canning Co is expanding a recall of canned green beans and garbanzo beans because of potential botulism contamination, the US Food and Drug Administration said on Friday.New Era Canning Company Recalls Green Beans and Garbanzo BeansKansas City infoZineNew Era Canning Company Recalls Green Beans and Garbanzo BeansInjuryBoard.comChicago Daily Herald - dBTechno - The Money Times - Consumer Affairsall 43 news articles
Virginia House OKs Delay in Mandatory VaccinationsWJLA -2 hours agoLegislation to postpone mandatory vaccinations of schoolgirls against a virus that can cause cervical cancer won House passage on Monday.House votes for quicker deadline on HPV vaccinations for teen girlsThe Virginian-PilotHPVdelay bill advances in HousePotomac NewsWTKR Your NewsChannel 3 - WDBJ7.comall 18 news articles
Heparin Concerns?Winknews.com -53 minutes agoBy Jennifer Stacy (Ft. Myers) WINK News first told you about the investigation into Heparin--a potentially dangerous blood-thinning drug.Blood thinner focus of probe at HealthParkThe News-PressHeparin suspected in local patient's deathWBBHMarconews (subscription) - Trading Markets (press release)all 13 news articles
Seattle TimesReform health care gradually, Stark saysInside Bay Area -Jan 19, 2008By Andrew Cavette, STAFF WRITER FREMONT - Despite Republican rhetoric to the contrary, the public will be able to accept the idea of a significant change in the way they get medical coverage, Rep. Pete Stark said Friday during a health care forum at ...Public participation needed for health care reform discussionOmak Okanogan County ChronicleNibbling at the edges of health careSeattle TimesMilwaukee Journal Sentinel (subscription) - Athens Messengerall 8 news articles
