2009.11.07  ■UN Targets Pneumonia Deaths

2009.10.31  ■Korean Stem Cell Researcher Convicted, Spared Jail

2009.10.31  ■Cars Big Threat To Trick-or-Treaters

2009.10.31  ■Chinese Drywall Contains Higher Chemical Content

2009.10.31  ■California Gives $230 Million for Stem Cell Research

2009.10.31  ■Children swine flu deaths spike in US amid vaccine shortage

2009.10.24  ■Swine Flu Vaccine Production Behind Schedule

2009.10.24  ■Sperm Donor Passed Heart Defect to Children

2009.10.24  ■FDA Cracks Down on Misleading Food Labels

2009.10.24  ■Researchers Report Successful Womb Transplants in Rabbits

2009.10.24  ■US swine flu deaths surpass 1,000

2009.10.17  ■Swine flu hits hard, early — claims 11 more kids

2009.10.17  ■Jury Awards $2.5 Million in Paxil-Birth Defects Lawsuit

2009.10.17  ■.N. Agencies Aim to Reduce Diarrhea Death Toll

2009.10.17  ■Shame Boosts Hand Washing: Study

2009.10.17  ■Tylenol May Weaken Effectiveness of Kids' Vaccines

2009.10.10  ■Ill College Students Can Keep Health Insurance

2009.10.10  ■Nearly 17 Percent Of Americans Lack Health Insurance: Index

2009.10.10  ■CDC Seeks To Increase Seasonal Flu Shots Among Children

2009.10.10  ■76 Children Dead From Swine Flu: CDC

2009.10.10  ■As kids' swine flu deaths spike, vaccine reaches public

2009.10.03  ■Whooping Cough Vaccination Recommended for Adults and Teens

2009.10.03  ■Swine Flu-Related School Closings Could Cost $47 Billion: Report

2009.10.03  ■Michael Jackson Healthy Before Death: Autopsy Report

2009.10.03  ■No Scientific Evidence for Probiotic Health Claims: EU Panel

2009.10.03  ■Nasal spray flu vaccine becoming available

2009.09.26  ■Many U.S. Parents Underestimate Swine Flu Risk for Kids: Survey

2009.09.26  ■Possible Link Between Diabetes Treatment Januvia and Pancreatitis

2009.09.26  ■Whooping Cough Vaccination Recommended for Adults and Teens

2009.09.26  ■Tylenol Maker Recalls Some Products for Kids

2009.09.26  ■Model Predicts Postnatal Depression Risk

2009.09.19  ■Drug-Resistant Bacteria Found at 5 Washington Beaches

2009.09.19  ■Swine Flu Vaccine Production Lower Than Expected: WHO

2009.09.19  ■U.S. Will Share 10 Percent of Swine Flu Vaccine With Other Nations

2009.09.19  ■Coronary Artery Disease No Longer Top Cause of Hospitalization in U.S.

2009.09.19  ■Drug Must Carry Warning About Possible Tissue Damage: FDA

2009.09.14  ■One Dose of Swine Flu Vaccine Offers Protection

2009.09.14  ■CDC Chief Says His Kids Will Get Swine Flu Vaccine

2009.09.14  ■Medicare May Cover HIV Screening

2009.09.14  ■World's Oldest Person Dies at 115 in Los Angeles

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