2009.06.23  ■Breast-Feeding May Improve Academic Achievement: Study

2009.06.08  ■Possible Link Between Air Pollution and Abdominal Pain: Study

2009.06.08  ■FDA Approves First Cancer Drug for Dogs

2009.06.08  ■China Closes Thousands of Milk Inspection Stations

2009.06.08  ■More Americans Doing Without Prescription Drugs

2009.06.08  ■Puerto Rico Has High HIV Infection Rate: Study

2009.06.01  ■Swine Flu Vaccine Won't Be Ready Until October: CDC

2009.06.01  ■Stimulant Chewing Gum Can Be Dangerous for Kids

2009.06.01  ■Scientists Turn Skin Cells Into Stem Cells

2009.06.01  ■Deadly New Virus Identified in Africa

2009.06.01  ■Malaria Showing Signs of Drug Resistance

2009.05.26  ■CDC Has Candidate Viruses for Swine Flu Vaccine

2009.05.26  ■New MRSA Strain Can Be Lethal to Flu Patients: Report

2009.05.26  ■Arrest Warrant Issued for Mother of Cancer Patient

2009.05.26  ■Young Children's Deaths Decline 27%: WHO

2009.05.26  ■Japanese Women Have Longest Life Expectancy: WHO

2009.05.08  ■Swine flu arrives in Asia

2009.05.08  ■Mexico begins five-day shutdown to fight swine flu

2009.05.08  ■Sleep Affects Children's Behavior: Study

2009.05.08  ■Group Wants New Term for Shaken Baby Syndrome

2009.05.08  ■Now more than 140 swine flu cases in US

2009.04.27  ■U.S. acts swiftly to contain swine flu outbreak（豚インフルエンザ）

2009.04.13  ■China Announces Major Health System Reforms

2009.04.13  ■FDA Approves Faster Bird Flu Test

2009.04.13  ■Thyroid Drug Can Cause Liver Failure in Children, Doctors Warn

2009.04.13  ■Boston Hospital Performs U.S.'s 2nd Partial-Face Transplant

2009.04.13  ■Simultaneous Partial-Face, Double-Hand Transplant a First: Report

2009.04.07  ■U.S. Task Force Urges Docs to Screen for Depression in Teens

2009.04.07  ■Childhood Cancer Survivors Face Learning Problems: Study

2009.04.07  ■CDC Finds Rocket Fuel Chemical in U.S. Baby Formula

2009.04.07  ■EPA to Monitor Air Quality at 62 Schools

2009.04.07  ■U.S. Supreme Court Dismisses Tobacco Company Appeal

2009.03.16  ■Diarrhea Kills 2 Million Children Each Year: WHO

2009.03.16  ■Well-Being Highest in U.S. West: Survey

2009.03.16  ■U.S. Mental Health Care Gets Low Score

2009.03.16  ■Daytime Naps May Boost Diabetes Risk

2009.03.16  ■Rise in Women's Smoking May Cause Global Health Disaster: Study

2009.02.23  ■FDA Experts Suggest Change for Next Season's Flu Vaccine

2009.02.23  ■Sensory Changes Ease Children's Dental Visit Anxiety

2009.02.23  ■14,000 Americans Lose Health Insurance Daily: Report

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