2008.11.11  ■HIV Vaccine May Have Increased Infection Risk: Report

2008.11.11  ■Contaminated Heparin Seized From Cincinnati Company

2008.11.05  ■Decorative Halloween Eye Lenses May Pose Serious Risks

2008.11.05  ■Rotavirus Vaccine Cuts Infant Diarrhea

2008.11.05  ■New Vaccine Offers Better Pneumococcal Disease Protection

2008.11.05  ■Implantable Artificial Heart Nearly Ready for Human Tests

2008.11.05  ■China Widens Melamine Investigation

2008.10.29  ■Melamine-Tainted Food Kills 1,500 Raccoon Dogs in China

2008.10.29  ■Many Parents Misjudge Children's Weight: Study

2008.10.29  ■Canada to Ban Baby Bottles Made With Bisphenol A

2008.10.29  ■Smokers Urged to Get Pneumonia Vaccine

2008.10.29  ■Japan's Nissin recalls 500,000 noodles over insecticide fears

2008.10.20  ■Gas Stove Emissions Aggravate Children's Asthma

2008.10.20  ■75 Million More People Went Hungry in 2007: UN

2008.10.20  ■Cheney Treated for Abnormal Heart Beat

2008.10.20  ■Fewer Chinese Children in Hospital for Melamine Illness

2008.10.20  ■Cell Phones Linked to Face, Ear Rashes

2008.10.15  ■Energy-Saving Light Bulbs Can Redden Skin: Report

2008.10.15  ■Most Over 75 Shouldn't Have Colon Cancer Tests: Report

2008.10.15  ■Dalai Lama Recovering After Gallstone Surgery

2008.10.15  ■10,000 Chinese Children Hospitalized Due to Tainted Milk Powder

2008.10.15  ■Ovarian Cancer Test Illegal: FDA

2008.10.06  ■New Genetic Test Helps Detect Flu Faster

2008.10.06  ■Melamine Found in 31 Chinese Milk Batches

2008.10.06  ■Kids' Breakfast Cereals Way Too Sweet, Report Says

2008.10.06  ■27 Bus Riders Sought in Canadian TB Probe

2008.10.06  ■Chicken Soup Offers Stress Relief for Pandas

2008.09.29  ■Low-Calorie Diet Can Influence Lifespan: Study

2008.09.29  ■Experts Warn of Caffeine Levels in Energy Drinks

2008.09.29  ■Hospital Blood-Thinner Rules Need Tightening: Commission

2008.09.29  ■Health Insurance Premiums Rise 5%

2008.09.29  ■European Union Bans Chinese Milk Products

2008.09.16  ■FDA Warns on Infant Formula Suspected in China Illnesses

2008.09.16  ■Chronically Ill Children Want More Say in Treatment

2008.09.16  ■Written Tables Help Older Adults Prevent Medication Errors

2008.09.16  ■Children's Death Rates Remain High in Africa, South Asia

2008.09.16  ■Japan Has 36,000 Centenarians

2008.09.08  ■One Dead, Hundreds Ill in Oklahoma E. Coli Outbreak

2008.09.08  ■U.S. Workers Face Higher Health Care Costs

2008.09.08  ■U.S. Army Suicides Could Hit Highest Levels Since 2003

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