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Vioxx, Bextra and other COX-2 Inhibitors
Vioxx safety vs. efficacy, a tale of woe
Data from the CLASS and VIGOR trials on selective COX-2 inhibitors
A new trial on Celebrex, and questions about COX-2 class effects

  • Dietary supplements erroneously attacked in media.
  • Cough medicines 'of little help'
  • Cognitive therapy as potent as antidepressants: study
  • Diesel Fumes pose Major Cancer Risk
  • Animal Fat Promotes Breats Cancer
  • High Density Lipoprotein ("good") Cholesterol
  • You Don't Know How Strong You Are
  • Hypothyroidism Mimics Depression
  • Acupuncture and Chronic Low Back Pain
  • Anxiety: Are We Overmedicating For Normal Angst?
  • Reduced Risk of Alzheimer Disease in Users of Vitamins C & E
  • Herbal remedies, cancer drugs may not mix
  • Dietary vitamin E cuts risk of bladder cancer
  • India and the Herbal Medicine Market
  • Few problems occur mixing diet supplements and drugs
  • Medical Care Often Not Optimal, Study Finds
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  • Lose That Stubborn Belly Fat - Sponsored Link
  • The Body Shop-Eye Makeup Remover-Chamomile gentle eye make-up remover gel (2.7 lippies, 39 reviews)
  • Homeopath alleged of professional misconduct
  • County rules out NHS funding for homeopathy
  • Calcium supplements' link to heart attack risk 'overstated'
  • Calcium supplements may raise risk of heart attack
  • Dispatch: Have A Heart, Don?t Eat Calcium Supplements
  • Calcium Supplements Linked to Boost in Heart Attack Risk
  • UK church bans yoga in its premise
  • Calcium supplements 'raise heart risk'
  • What Are the Benefits of Going Green & Organic?
  • Hindus Suggest Lindsay to Adopt Meditation-yoga-spirituality for Gainful Rehab
  • Soy Foods can Help Boost Bone Health: Study
  • Calcium supplements, which many people take hoping to ward off osteoporosis, may increase the risk of heart attack by as much as 30 percent, researchers reported on Friday.
  • Yoga in water
  • Calcium Supplements May Up Heart Attack Risk
  • Herbal villages to be developed in Himachal Pradesh
  • Research questions calcium supplements
  • New research questions calcium supplements
  • Herbal villages to be developed in HP
  • Yoga for Golf Workshop
  • Monthy Community Yoga Practice and Fundraiser
  • Herbal villages to be developed in HP
  • Homeopathy medicine to fight dengue
  • Herbal villages to be developed in HP
  • How to Incorporate Zero-Calorie Foods into Your Diet
  • Calcium Supplements Linked to Heart Attack Risk
  • Calcium supplements boost myocardial infarction risk
  • Calcium supplements ?increase heart attack risk?
  • NABARD to adopt 40 Himachal villages for herbal plantation
  • Get heart healthy with a Mediterranean-style diet
  • Chili's Heat Kills Prostate Cancer Cells (HealthDay)
  • Folic Acid Supplements Won't Lower Heart-Attack Risk (HealthDay)
  • Rural Elderly Turn to Alternative Remedies (HealthDay)
  • Youth Can Lose Weight With Yoga (HealthDay)
  • Noni Juice Might Lower Smokers' Cholesterol (HealthDay)
  • Health Tip: Massage Therapy Can Work (HealthDay)
  • Health Tip: Valerian as Sleep Aid (HealthDay)
  • Gingko Biloba May Help Fight Cancer (HealthDay)
  • Even Sham Acupuncture Eases Migraine (HealthDay)
  • Chocolate Does a Man's Heart Good (HealthDay)

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  • ACL Tears Bring Women Long-Term Bone Loss
  • Health Highlights: March 24, 2006
  • Experts Note Need for More Studies on ADHD Drug Use in Adults
  • Whites More Likely to Die in Car Crashes
  • Alzheimer's May Be Diabetes-Like Illness
  • Not All Troubled New Moms Are Depressed
  • Fish Not a Proven Heart Protector: Study
  • Many Kids Don't Adhere to Sleep Apnea Therapy
  • New Thyroid Surgeries Require Smaller Incisions
  • Health Tip: Make Water Safe While You're Traveling
  • Health Tip: Key to Celiac Disease is Gluten
  • Smoking Can Kill In Middle Age
  • Mucus Test Might Track Lung Cancer Risk
  • Experts Note Need for More Studies on ADHD Use in Adults
  • Health Highlights: March 23, 2006
  • Teens' Use of Herbals May Raise Drug Abuse Risk
  • Drug Appears Effective for Severe Alzheimer's Cases
  • Scientists Hold Out Hope for Diabetes Cure
  • 'Smart Bomb' Anti-Cancer Therapy Shows Promise
  • Hip Replacement Outcomes, Better with Preparation
  • Ankle Fracture Surgery Helps All Ages
  • Taste Researchers Make Bittersweet Discovery
  • Symptom Awareness, Alert Friends Speed Stroke Care
  • Dyslexia Varies from Person to Person
  • Prostate Cancer Risk Factors
  • New Techniques Lengthen Legs
  • Pregnancy: Typical Now 39 Weeks, Not 40
  • Screening New Moms for Stress, Anxiety
  • Sick Workers Shouldn't Blame Workplace
  • Obscure Sexual Condition for Women
  • Enzyme Slows Alzheimer's Disease
  • Some Local Drinking Water Contains Too Much Fluoride
  • New Pill Cleanses Bowel Before Colonoscopy
  • Health Highlights: March 22, 2006
  • Pollutants Threaten Poor, Minority Kids
  • Change in Antidepressants May Beat Depression
  • New Cholesterol Drug Fails Human Trial
  • FDA Panel Recommends Against Strongest Warning for ADHD Drugs
  • Studies Spot Obstacle to Human Transmission of Bird Flu
  • Heat, Rain Boost ER Admissions
  • Salmonella Can Make You Sick
  • Inhaler or Nebulizer?: Health Tip
  • Weight-Loss Surgery Not Without Risks
  • Scientists Spot Psoriasis Gene
  • Smokers: More Erectile Dysfunction?
  • New Clue on How Babies Learn Words
  • Genetic Tests for Cancer Not Perfect
  • Health Highlights: March 21, 2006
  • 'X' Factor Boosts Women's Health, Longevity
  • Exercise No Threat to a Woman's Heart
  • Billing Records Help Assess Care for Heart Patients
  • Mom's Depression Can Put Kids at Same Risk
  • On-The-Job Hand Eczema Takes Heavy Toll
  • Denial, Stigma Delaying Alzheimer's Diagnoses
  • Two-Doctor Care Best for Breast Cancer Survivors
  • Black Women More Likely to Die From Breast Cancer
  • Health Tip: Eczema Uncomfortable But Not Dangerous
  • Health Tip: When Asthmatics Should See a Doctor
  • 7 'Risky' Foods Falling off the Menu
  • More Young Adults Taking ADHD Drugs
  • Bird Flu Undergoing Genetic Change
  • Marital Status, Bereavement Influence Flu Shot's Effectiveness in Elderly
  • Health Highlights: March 20, 2006
  • Soaps, Talk Shows May Dull Aging Brains
  • Don't Lose Sleep Over Ambien Reports: Experts
  • Petting Zoos Can Breed Illness
  • Work Trumps Exercise for Many Hispanics
  • Cutting Ads, Raising Taxes Lowers Youth Drinking
  • U.S. Prisons Not Safe for the Aged: Study
  • Diabetics Misguided on 'Healthy' Weight
  • Health Tip: Heart Attack or Indigestion?
  • Health Tip: Oh, My Aching Head
  • Gene, Smoking Combo Boosts Risk of Elderly Vision Loss
  • Drug May Fight Women's Hair Loss, Too
  • U.S. Tries to Pre-empt Bird Flu Fears
  • Breast Asymmetry Points to Cancer Risk
  • Health Highlights: March 19, 2006
  • Study Looks at All the Lonely People
  • Your Doctor May Be More Religious Than You Think
  • Trendy Plastic Surgery Overhyped?
  • Studies Short on Soy Formula Risks
  • Health Highlights: March 18, 2006
  • Coming to a Retailer Near You: Health Clinics
  • Eat Cholesterol-Lowering Foods in Combination: Study
  • Lawmakers Upset Over Mixed Signals on Steroids
  • Dark Chocolate May Lower Blood Pressure
  • Pearly Teeth Could Save Your Health
  • Lose That Stubborn Belly Fat - Sponsored Link
  • Drink red wine for healthier life
  • L'Oreal-Treatments-Elvive Re-Nutrition Replenishing Masque (with Royal Jelly) (3.4 lippies, 10 reviews)
  • Child Nutrition Bill Needs Passage Before Programs Expire
  • Dietary fiber intake is associated with reduced risk of mortality from cardiovascular disease among Japanese men and women.
  • 6 Diet Trends You Should Never Try
  • Research and Markets: Health, Family Planning and Nutrition in India: 1951-56 to 2007-12 Provides a Comprehensive Introduction on Current Status Healt
  • When the heat is on, it's easy to drink your daily calorie allowance and more
  • Celebrating Nutrition Month with kids at SM City Clark
  • The YOU Docs: While debate continues over diet soda, moderation remains key
  • Tips on avoiding dieting traps
  • Are you getting enough vitamin D?
  • PacificHealth Laboratories signs consulting agreement with Signal Nutrition
  • Become a Nutritional Therapist
  • Kogi: Health-conscious work for ‘Nutritional Nazi’
  • Money Diet, Week 31: Sampling the pizza diet
  • CALORIES: Many Americans clueless of how many they should eat
  • RECIPES: Easy, low-calorie breakfasts, lunches, dinners and snacks
  • School nutrition bill signed
  • Serum Globulins - Findings in serum globulins reported from National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease
  • Allergies - Natural Allergy Remedies Gaining Popularity
  • Tree pollen allergoid eases allergy symptoms
  • Eating out no joy|for calorie counters
  • Genetic changes linked to diet, alcohol could predict breast cancer severity
  • Boone pulls out of smoking ban talks
  • Western diet link to ADHD in teens
  • New Nissan Cars Will Spray Vitamin C Via A/C
  • Drinking red wine 'can help you live longer and healthier life', scientists claim
  • Outpatient Nutrition Coordinator Job Description
  • How to Incorporate Zero-Calorie Foods into Your Diet
  • Dementia patients can use high doses of vitamin E safely
  • Why Are UK Stroke Patients Still Not Getting Prompt Treatment?
  • FDA Approves Embryonic Stem Cell-Based Therapy For Patients With Acute Spinal Cord Injury
  • Oral Contraceptives And Hormone Replacement Therapy May Protect Women Against Brain Aneurysms
  • Health Care's Reliance On Women Calls For Flexible Work Arrangements
  • Prepared Patient Goodbye, Acute Care, Hello, Rehab
  • Back To School Means Football And Cheerleading, Injury Prevention Tips From The AANS
  • Broadening Partnerships To Spur Medical Advances For War Injuries
  • New Approach To Alzheimer's Therapy
  • Lancaster University Launches First Ever Palliative Care Doctorate In The World
  • New Biodegradable Compound Facilitates Bone Regeneration In Cases Of Substantial Loss
  • No Safe Level First Study To Show Teenage Binge Drinkers Harm Abilities In Later Life
  • The Mystery Of Healthy Fat People
  • Playing With Pills
  • Protein Complex Reveals Molecular Mechanism Of Innate Immune Response
  • FDA Approves Vaccines For The 2010-2011 Influenza Season
  • Hotspur Technologies Receives FDA 510(k) Clearance For First Three Product Lines Based On The Company's Unique Technology
  • Interactive Health Solutions Launches New Program With Physicians To Reduce Medical Costs
  • Biogen Idec And Swedish Orphan Biovitrum Present Data On Long-Lasting Hemophilia B Therapy At The World Federation Of Hemophilia Congress
  • Eisai Announces U.S. Fda Approval For New Higher Dose AriceptŪ 23 Mg Tablet For The Treatment Of Moderate-To-Severe Alzheimer's Disease
  • Bristol-Myers Squibb National Survey Finds A Disparity Between Health Care Providers And HIV Positive Patients
  • GSK Receives CHMP Positive Opinion For A New Indication For Arixtra
  • Genetic Link Between Two Rare Diseases Established By Next Generation Sequencing
  • Quality Coronary Bypass Care Can Improve Lives And Cut Costs
  • Study Examines Gender Stereotypes In Job Applications
  • The Evolution Of Melanoma Diagnosis: 25 Years Beyond The ABCDs
  • Keep Busy To Stay Happy
  • Vaccine Scares May Do More Harm Than Previously Believed To A Population's 'Herd Immunity'
  • Critical Role Described For LincRNA In Mediating Cellular Response To DNA Damage
  • Brain Potentials Reveal Spectator Effect
  • 2 Programmes Focus On Addiction Awareness And Control
  • Fluorescent Biosensor Created To Aid In Drug Development
  • Male Breast Cancer In Family Leads To High Perception Of Risk, Low Likelihood Of Genetic Counseling
  • A Decade Of Research Yields New Uses For Silk
  • Study Shows Most Youth Hockey Injuries Caused By Accidents, Not Checking
  • The Molecular Power Behind Memory
  • The Risk Of Malignancy In Children May Be Increased By TNF Blockers
  • Scientists Post Lower Speed Limit For Cell-Signaling Protein Assembly
  • Interaction Of Multiple Brain Networks Provides Insight Into How Pain Occurs
  • Therapies For Heart Disease And Cancer May Benefit From Snake Venom Studies
  • Mechanism Uncovered Behind Salmonella Virulence And Drug Susceptibility
  • Society Of Cardiovascular Computed Tomography Announces Recipients Of Fourth Annual Young Investigator Award
  • HHS Announces Availability Of $51 Million In Resources For States To Build New Competitive Health Insurance Marketplace
  • Swimmers Make A Splash For A Good Cause
  • Snowe Becomes Fourth GOP Sen. To Announce Support For Kagan
  • GOP Sens. Request Assurances From HHS That High-Risk Pools Won't Include Abortion Coverage
  • Group Opposing Alaska Parental Notification Initiative Reports More Money Than Group Supporting It
  • GP Groups Call For Proposed Practice Nurse Funding Models To Be Adjusted, Australia
  • Thirty Million Women To Benefit From Health Reform Law, Including Up To 15 Million Who Will Gain New Subsidized Coverage
  • Insurers Change Kids Coverage Stance After HHS Clarifies New Rules
  • CVS-Aetna Deal Boosts The Drug Store Chain
  • Insured Americans Are Using Fewer Medical Services While Employers Consider Wellness Incentives
  • Health Insurance Scams On Rise After Health Reform
  • Wash. Regulations Would Restrict Pain Killer Prescriptions; Texas Lt. Gov. Bemoans Costs Associated With Health Law; Fla. Insurance Pilot Project Show
  • Today's Opinions: Haiti's Lesson For The U.S.; Ending 'Pay For Delay;' Getting The CLASS Act Off The Ground
  • Polio Cases In India Lowest In A Decade; Vaccination Effort Begins In Afghanistan
  • Horn Of Africa Once Again Polio-Free, UNICEF And Polio Partners Announce
  • Government Of Canada Welcomes Sodium Reduction Report
  • Statement By Medicare Rights Center President Joe Baker On The 45th Anniversary Of The Establishment Of Medicare
  • Also In Global Health News: Child Marriages; USAID In Afghanistan; Respiratory Diseases In El Salvador; Food Security Improving In Zimbabwe
  • NHS Confederation Comments On CQC Follow-up Report On Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust

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