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• Oat Fiber May Cut Need For Blood Pressure Meds

• Oats May be OK for People with Celiac Disease

• Obese Kids Are Absent More

• Obesity Cuts Lifespan by Up to 20 Years

• Obesity Gains on Smoking as Top Cause of US Death

• Obesity Increases Damaging "Free Radical" Particles

• Obesity Itself Seems to Impair Heart Function

• Obesity Linked to Aggressive Prostate Cancer

• Obesity Linked to Increased Risk of Stroke in Men

• Obesity Poses Larger Diabetes Risk than Inactivity

• Obesity Raises Risk for 9 Cancer Types

• Obesity, "Spare Tire" Up Stroke Risk in Older Men

• Of Mold and Mildew

• Oils May Cause Breast Growth in Boys

• Oily Fish Fosters Healthy Blood Fat

• Oily Fish in Pregnancy Wards Off Asthma in Baby

• Olive Oil Compound May Boost Antioxidant Defenses

• Olive Oil May Hinder Cancer Process

• Olive Oil Ingredient May Improve Circulation

• Omega-3 Fatty Acids May Help Kids with Depression

• Omega-3 May be Good for Your Mood

• Omega-3s May Bring On Better Mood

• On-the-Job Paint Exposure Ups Cancer Risk: Study

• One Dose of Vitamin D Boosts TB Immunity

• One Drink a Day Boosts Breast Cancer Risk -- UK Study

• One Billion People Overweight, 300 Million Obese Worldwide

• One High-Saturated Fat Meal Can Be Bad

• Onions, Garlic Linked to Lower Cancer Risks

• Optimism May Make for a Longer Life

• Oregano Oil May Protect Against Drug-Resistant Bacteria

• Osteoporosis Drugs Tied to Eye Problems

• Our Bodies, Our Landfills?

• Over Time, Vitamins May Lower Colon Cancer Risk

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• Painkillers Can Cause Fatal Stomach Bleeding

• Painkillers Damage Intestine, U.S. Expert Says

• Painkillers May Prevent Prostate Cancer

• Parasites May be Cause of Child's Bad Breath

• Parking Lots Paving the Way for Pollution

• Parkinson Drug Linked to Heart Disease

• Parkinson's Drug Pulled from US Market

• Peppermint, Cinnamon Pep up Drivers

• Periodontal Disease Linked to Stroke

• Permanent Hair Dyes Tied to Adult Leukemia Risk

• Pessimism Raises Dementia Risk, Study Finds

• Pesticide Exposure Damages Nervous System, Brain

• Pesticides Cause Lasting Damage to Rat's Sperm

• Pesticides Found in Most U.S. Rivers

• Pesticides Linked with Prostate Cancer in Farmers

• Pfizer Likely to Add Bextra Warning

• pH Monitoring and Acid-Base Balance

• Physical Activity May Slow Atherosclerosis

• Pill May Reduce Hearing Loss from Noise

• Plant Compounds in Diet Help Lower Cholesterol

• Plant Compounds Keep Disease Away: Study

• Plant Compounds May Curb Pancreatic Cancer Growth

• Plant Estrogens Low in Older Women's Diets

• Plant Estrogens May Fight Menopausal Bone Loss

• Plant Molecules Could Hold Key to Aging

• Plastics Chemical Might Promote Breast Cancer

• Pollutants Threaten Poor, Minority Kids

• Polluted Air Might Increase Stroke Risk

• Pollution May Affect Babies' Genes

• Pomegranate Juice May Reduce Coronary Problems

• Pomegranate Shows Promise Against Prostate Cancer

• Poor Sense of Smell May be Alzheimer's

• Popular Supplements Improve Sperm Motility

• Possible Link Between Growth Hormone, Colon Cancer

• Power of Green Tea

• Pre-Pregnancy Multivitamins Prevent Prematurity

• Prebiotic Reduces Risk of Eczema in Infants

• Pregnant Moms' Diet Can Help Newborns Sleep Better

• Prehypertension Increases Cardiovascular Risk

• Premenstrual Syndrome Predicts Menopausal Symptoms

• Prenatal Omega-3 May Boost Baby's Brainpower

• Preventative Treatment for Migraine

• Probiotic Relieves Irritable Bowel Syndrome

• Probiotic Yogurt Aids in Eliminating Ulcer Bug

• Probiotics to Ease Gut Problems in Autistic Young

• Processed Meats May Up Cancer Risk

• Prostate Cancer Tests Overdone in Elderly

• Protein Building Block May Prevent Breast Cancer

• Protein from Red Meat, Dairy Tied to Heart Risks

• Protein Level May Predict Heart Trouble

• Protein Linked to High Blood Pressure

• Protein May Have Link to Colon Cancer

• Protein May Increase Risk of Stroke, Alzheimer's

• Protein May Speed Post Angioplasty Artery Narrowing

• Protein Offers Help, Hope for Sufferers of Diseases Like Parkinson's

• Protein Sports Drink May Boost Endurance

• Proteins Weaken Tamoxifen's Breast Cancer Fight

• Prozac Found in Britain's Drinking Water

• Prozac May Stunt Growing Bones

• Psychologic Factors may Raise Alzheimers Risk

• Psychological Stress May Hasten Heart Deaths

• Public Citizen Calls on FDA to Ban Arthritis Drug

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• Queen of Herbs

• Quick Tests Can Assess Stroke Risk

• Quitting Smoking Lowers Cataract Risk Slightly

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• Radiation 'Seed Therapy' Beating Prostate Cancer

• Raisins May Fight Cavities and Gum Disease

• Range of Jobs Tied to Degenerative Brain Disease

• Reactive Blood Pressure Linked to Impaired Thinking

• Reactive Oxygen Species...: Impact of Antioxidant Treatment

• Red Apples, Chillies May Fight Breast Cancer

• Red Clover Isoflavone Reduces Loss of Lumbar Spine Bone Density

• Red Meat Gene Linked with Prostate Cancer in Study

• Red Meat Increases Risk of Colorectal Cancer

• Red Meat Linked with Rheumatoid Arthritis in Study

• Red Meat May Be Linked to Breast Cancer at Early Age

• Red, Processed Meats Up Diabetes Risk

• Red Wine Compound May Extend Life

• Red Wine Could be Good for Your Lungs, Doctors Say

• Red Wine May Keep Prostate Cancer Cells in Check

• Red Wine May Ward Off Gum Disease

• Red Wine Prescribed to British Cardiac Patients

• Red Wine Slows Lung Cancer, White Raises Risk

• Reheating Vegetable Oil Releases Toxin: Study

• Report Links Breast Cancer to Antibiotic Use

• Research Raises Cancer Concerns Over Deodorants

• Research Shows Higher Cancer Risk for Flight Crews

• Researchers Find Another Reason to Eat Broccoli

• Researchers Find First Heart Attack Gene

• Researchers Map Out Early Steps to Alzheimer's

• Researchers: Stress Causes Forgetfulness

• Resistance to Hormone Leptin Called Key to Obesity

• Resolve to Exercise Your Brain

• Resveratrol may have Anti-Flu Activity

• Reusing Cooking Oil Ups Blood Pressure

• Rheumatoid Arthritis Linked to Intestinal Bacteria

• Rheumatoid Arthritis May Boost Women's Heart Risk

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• S. California First to Ban Cleaning Solvent

• Saliva Testing Moves Into the Mainstream

• Salty Diet May Raise Ulcer Risk

• Scientists Discover How Fish Oil Protects the Brain

• Scientists Find Inflammation-Cancer Link

• Scientists May Have Found Meat Link to Colon Cancer

• Scientists Say Sunshine May Prevent Cancer

• Secret of Cholesterol-Lowering Tree Sap Revealed

• Seeing Dark Chocolate in a New Light

• Selenium Level May Indicate Prostate Cancer Risk

• Selenium Loss Linked to Cognitive Decline in Aged

• Selenium May Guard Against Breast Cancer

• Selenium May Protect Against Prostate Cancer

• Selenium May Reduce Colon Cancer Risk

• Selenium Reduces Prostate, Other Cancers

• Sesame Oil Lowers Blood Pressure

• Shampoo Ingredient Kills Rats' Brain Cells

• Shortness of Breath May Be Heart Disease

• Simple Sugars May Cut Good Cholesterol Levels

• Six Year Effect of Combined Vitamin C and E

• Sleep-Deprived Women Face Greater Heart Risk

• Sleep, Medical Issues Intertwine in Older Americans

• Smell Test May Predict Alzheimer's

• Smelling Citrus Oils Prevents Asthma in Rats

• Smoking and Salt Bad for Stomach Reflux

• Smoking, Sleeplessness Tough on Oral Health

• Smoking Speeds Up Memory Loss in Old Age

• Soda Before Bedtime Raises Reflux Risk

• Soda May Increase Female Diabetes Risk

• Solvents, Diesel Fuel Can Make Farmers Wheeze

• Some Children Are Allergic to Cooked Potato: Study

• Some Dogs May Sense Kids' Impending Seizures

• Some Spices Suppress Bacteria In Meat

• Some Women May Be at Greater Risk from Hair Dye

• Soy-based Shakes Help Lower Weight, Cholesterol

• Soy Beefs Up Vegetarian Diet

• Soy Benefits Heart Health in Healthy Young Men

• Soy, But Not Isoflavones, Keeps the Heart Healthy

• Soy Compound Shows Promise for Menopause Symptoms

• Soy Diet Reduces Pain, Inflammation in Rats

• Soy Extract Helps Some Prostate Cancer Patients

• Soy, Fish Oil May Protect Against Alzheimer's - Study

• Soy, Fish May Cut Cancer Risk

• Soy May Help Prevent Breast Cancer in Older Women

• Soy May Lower Colon Cancer Risk

• Soy May Prevent Breast Cancer, Study Finds

• Soy May Protect Against Endometrial Cancer

• Soy May Strengthen Bones of Premenopausal Women

• Soy May Strengthen Women's Bones

• Soy Much Goodness

• Soy Nuts May Dampen Hot Flashes

• Soy Protein May Benefit Diabetics' Kidneys

• Soy-Tea Combo May Thwart Prostate Cancer

• Soybean Protein May Lower Blood Pressure

• Spearmint Tea May Help Women With Hirsutism

• Special Report: Trans Fats

• Spinach Packs a Healthy Punch

• Spirituality Linked to Better Health in Arthritis

• Spoonful of Cinnamon Helps Treat Diabetes

• Starchy Diet Linked to Pancreatic Cancer

• Statin Drugs Fail Half UK Heart Patients

• Staying Active Keeps Mind Sharp in Old Age

• Smoking is Bad for the Brain - Study

• Steady Dose of Stress Stresses Immune System

• Steady Exercise Strengthens Older Immune Systems

• Stomach Acid Reflux May Up Risk of "Glue Ear"

• Stomach Meds Tied to Mental Slowing in Seniors

• Stool Test Detects Hard-to-Find Colon Tumors

• Stop Urinary Tract Infections

• Stopping Aspirin Abruptly Risky for Heart Patients

• Strawberries, Raspberries Halt Cancer in Rats

• Strength Training Can Build Postmenopausal Bone

• Strength Training May Ease Fibromyalgia Symptoms

• Stress Can Cause Heart to Misfire, Study Shows

• Stress Harms Ability to Fight Stress

• Stress Hormone Offers Target for Memory-Boost Drugs

• Stress Impairs Ability to Remember & Learn

• Stress Impedes Proper Blood Flow

• Stress Management May Help Heart Disease Patients

• Stress May be Behind Unexplained Cardiac Arrest

• Stress May Promote Aging of Cells

• Stress May Prompt Women to Eat: Study

• Stress May Weaken Flu Shot Protection

• Stress Seems to Block Deep Sleep

• Stress Stresses the Heart

• Stress Taxes Your Heart

• Stress Ups Heart Disease Risk Among Japanese

• Stressed-Out More Likely to Have Fatal Stroke

• Stressed-out Types at Risk for Memory Problems

• Stroke More Likely in Early Morning

• Studies Link Compound to Heart Disease Risk

• Studies Show Why Lost Sleep Equals Gained Weight

• Studies Sow Doubt Over Hormone Therapy Benefits

• Study Adds Asthma to Hormone Replacement Ills

• Study Adds Evidence - Bad Teeth Equal Bad Heart

• Study: Calcium May Reduce Risk of Colon Cancer

• Study Confirms Letrozole Better than Tamoxifen

• Study Finds Echinacea May Prevent Colds

• Study Finds Gene Mutation Linked to Long Life

• Study Finds Insomnia May Affect the Immune System

• Study Finds Stress Worsens Ovarian Cancer

• Study Finds that Most Bone Growth Occurs at Night

• Study Finds Toxic Dust Samples in 7 States

• Study Finds WTC Fires Spewed Toxic Gases for Weeks

• Study Identifies Potential Treatment for Cystic Fibrosis

• Study Links Folate Deficiency with Parkinson's

• Study Links Frailty in Elderly to Inflammation

• Study Links Heartburn Drugs, Broken Hip

• Study Links Middle Age Obesity to Dementia

• Study Links Pesticides with Parkinson's

• Study Links Pesticides with Parkinson's Disease

• Study Links Rugs, Carpets to Higher Asthma Rates

• Study Links Sleep Deprivation, Obesity

• Study Links Sleep Imbalance to Heart Attacks

• Study Links Sugary Foods to Birth Defect Risk

• Study Links Statins to Risk of Nerve Damage

• Study Points to Heart Disease Marker's Dark Side

• Study Questions Acetaminophen for Knee Arthritis

• Study Reveals How Fish Oils Help the Heart

• Study Says Condoms Contain Cancer-Causing Substance

• Study Says Love Means Sharing the Same Disease

• Study Says Millions Have 'Rage' Disorder

• Study Shows Depression-Heart Disease Link

• Study Shows Surge in Psychiatric Drug Use in Kids

• Study Shows Vitamins Save Health Care Costs

• Study Shows Why Exercise Boosts Brainpower

• Study Suggests DDT - Breast Cancer Link

• Study Suggests "Glycemic Index" Diet

• Study Suggests Parkinson's More Common in Hispanics

• Study Suggests that Mercury in Fish May be Less Toxic

• Study Suggests Western Diet Tied to Prostate Cancer

• Study Suggests Why Red Wine Does a Heart Good

• Study Supports Eight Glasses of Water a Day Advice

• Study Ties Cured Meats to Higher Lung Disease Risk

• Sudden Stress, Exertion Can Trigger Heart Attack

• Sugar-Packed Diet May Boost Pancreatic Cancer Risk

• Suggested Amounts of Dietary Choline May be Too Low

• Sulfur-Based Supplement May Fight Arthritis

• Suing Your HMO Just Got Harder

• Supplement May Melt Belly Fat in Seniors

• Supplement May Slow Marker of Prostate Cancer

• Supplement May Slow Parkinson's

• Supplements Cut Post-Stroke Hip Fracture Risk

• Supplements May Reduce Some Chemotherapy Side Effects

• Symptoms of Parasites

• Syndrome Predicts Heart Disease in Healthy Adults

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• Tea Looks a Promising Prostate Cancer Fighter

• Tea May Help Keep Blood Flowing After a Fatty Meal

• Tea May Offer Treatment to Fight HIV

• Tea May Protect Heart Attack Survivors

• Tea May Reduce Risk of Cancer, Heart Disease: Forum

• Telling the Difference Between Good, Bad Fats

• Tension, Anxiety Boost Risk of Death

• Test May Help in Heart Attacks

• Texas Study Finds Link Between Pollution, Cancer

• Thick Waist Predicts Blood Pressure Risk

• Think Twice Before Back Pain Surgery

• Thousands of Chemicals Approved Without Testing

• Tight Neckties Linked to Glaucoma Risk

• Tofu, Oatmeal Lower Cholesterol

• Tomato-Broccoli Combo May Protect Against Prostate Cancer

• Tomato Juice May Cut Clotting in Diabetics

• Tomato Sauce Cuts Cancer Risk

• Tomatoes, Carrots, Greens May Lower Asthma Risk

• Too Little Fish Oil Hurts Your Heart

• Too Little Magnesium Tied to Artery Troubles

• Toxic Flame Retardant Found in Breast Milk

• Toxic Protein Could Explain Alzheimer's

• Toxins Linked to Autism, ADHD

• Trimming Trans Fats

• Trouble Identifying Odors Points to Alzheimer's

• Tumor "Freeze" Improves Prostate Cancer Outcome

• Turmeric Shown to Benefit Ulcerative Colitis

• Two Glasses of Milk May Up Ovarian Cancer Risk

• Two Signs of Heart Trouble

• Type 2 Diabetics Should Avoid Caffeine

• Type "A" Personality Traits Linked to Increase in Hypertension Risk

• Type A Types: The Real Heartbreakers

• Type D Personality Boosts Heart Disease Risk

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• UC Davis Study Identifies C-Reactive Protein as Cause of Blood Clots

• UK Docs Advise Adding B12 & Folic Acid to Grains

• UK Scientists Eye Soy-Based Drug to Combat Cancer

• UK Studies Links Between Pesticides, Parkinson's

• Underactive Thyroid Tied to Heart Disease

• United States Seen Lagging on Stem Cell Research

• Unsaturated Fats Cut Gallstone Risk

• Urging Cancer Patients to Avoid Antioxidants is Questionable

• Uric Acid Blood Check a Marker for Dementia

• Uric Acid Levels Linked to Increased Cardiovascular Mortality

• Uric Acid Levels Predict Death in Middle-aged Men

• Urine Test May Predict Long-term Memory Loss

• US. Says Drinking Water on Some Planes Contaminated

• US Studies Point to Protein Role in Heart Attacks

• US. to Reassess Arthritis Drug Safety

• Use of Antioxidants with First-line Chemotherapy

• Utah Study Links Obesity and Bad Knees

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• Vegan Diet Reverses Diabetes Symptoms, Study Finds

• Vegetable Fiber Tied to Lower Prostate Cancer Risk

• Vegetable Oils Reduce Heart Risk - Study

• Vegetarian Diet Helps Lower Cholesterol

• Vegetarian Diet May Protect Against Breast Cancer

• Vegetarian Diets Get Green Light

• Veggies Do a Heart Good

• Veggies May Offer Cancer Cure

• Veggies, Nuts and Grains Can Beat Heart Disease

• Veggies Reported to Help Women's Brains

• Veggies Slow Spread - Not Start - of Colon Cancer

• Venom Protein May Lead to Brain Cancer Cure

• Vent Your Spleen, Live Longer

• Virgin Olive Oil May Reduce Cholesterol

• Virus-related Muscle Damage Tied to Chronic Fatigue

• Vision Loss on the Rise in American Adults

• Vitamin A May Reduce Stomach Cancer Risk

• Vitamin B3 Helps Beat Back Alzheimer's Disease

• Vitamin B6 Cuts Colon Cancer Risk

• Vitamin B6 May Cut Risk of Parkinson's Disease

• Vitamin B6 May Reduce Colon Cancer Risk in Women

• Vitamin C, Carotenoids Cut Women's Cataract Risk

• Vitamin C, E May Aid Heart Transplant Patients

• Vitamins C, E Protect Lungs from Ozone Pollution

• Vitamin C Helps Drugs Pass Blood-Brain Barrier

• Vitamin C Keeps Lungs Healthy Researchers Say

• Vitamin C May Improve Smokers' Blood Circulation

• Vitamin C May Keep Ulcers Away

• Vitamin C May Ward Off Stroke

• Vitamin C Protects Against Rheumatoid Arthritis

• Vitamin C Pills May Protect the Heart

• Vitamin C's Cancer-Fighting Properties

• Vitamin D May Cut Women's Heart Disease Death Risk

• Vitamin D May Protect Against Rheumatoid Arthritis

• Vitamin D Seems to Thwart Colorectal Cancer

• Vitamin D's Cancer Prevention Explained

• Vitamin E, C Supplements May Prevent Alzheimer's

• Vitamin E Fights Arthritis-Like Damage in Mice

• Vitamin E May Help Ease Menstrual Cramps

• Vitamin E May Help Keep People Sharp in Old Age

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