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791. Weighing the health benefits, risks of alcohol
http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/1228wsj-healthjournal28-ON.html

2004-12-28 15:09:49
Description: There is a drug that can lower your risk of heart attack, diabetes, osteoporosis and mental decline by 30 percent to 60 percent, but doctors aren't prescribing it. The reason? It is alcohol.

793. FDA orders review of studies of prescription painkillers
http://www.centredaily.com/mld/centredaily/news/politics/10487067.htm

2004-12-23 18:05:27
Description: FDA orders review of studies of prescription painkillers BY TONY PUGH Knight Ridder Newspapers WASHINGTON - Federal regulators on Thursday ordered reviews of dozens of ongoing patient studies of the prescription painkillers Celebrex and Bextra in light of recent findings that both drugs may increase the risk of heart attack and stroke.

794. Stroke patients may have been angry
http://www.ediets.com/news/article.cfm/cmi_812031

2004-12-17 12:09:26
Description: Stroke patients may have been angry December 18, 2004 TEL AVIV, Israel, Dec 13, 2004 (United Press International via COMTEX) -- ADVERTISEMENT A study by Tel Aviv University researchers says anger and other negative emotions may trigger ischemic strokes.

795. Adult Stem Cell Research May Benefit Multiple Sclerosis, Cancer ...
http://www.lifenews.com/bio599.html

2004-12-08 12:10:42
Description: The latest adult stem cell research promises hope for patients suffering from everything from multiple sclerosis to strokes to cancer.

796. Study: Celebrex Appears Safer Than Vioxx
http://www.phillyburbs.com/pb-dyn/news/94-12062004-412296.html

2004-12-06 18:07:49
Description: Study: Celebrex Appears Safer Than Vioxx By PATRICK WALTERS The Associated Press PHILADELPHIA - New research suggests that top-selling pain reliever Celebrex does not carry the same heart attack risk as Vioxx, a similar drug pulled from the market in September because of safety concerns.

797. Baby teeth provide life-giving stem cells
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/index.cfm?c_id=5&ObjectID=9001636

2004-12-03 12:09:27
Description: Baby teeth provide life-giving stem cells 04.12.04 by Ben Sandilands In future, children will not be putting their early teeth aside for the tooth fairy to collect, but putting them instead into a stem cell bank. Rather than being rewarded with a coin, stem cells within the tooth will be stored to cure them of some of the deadliest afflictions they might suffer half a century later. "Parents will want to store the stem cells found in the pulp inside these juvenile teeth in liquid nitrogen" says Dr Stan Gronthos, a haematologist at the Hanson Institute in Adelaide, South Australia. "That way they could be used to grow new teeth and perhaps even cure neurological disorders like Parkinson's disease." He predicts they will become effective for growing replacement brain tissue to overcome stroke damage as well as basal cell degradation linked with Parkinson's.

798. More than 40 percent of Americans using prescription drugs
http://www.freep.com/news/latestnews/pm1622_20041202.htm

2004-12-02 12:13:21
Description: More than 40 percent of Americans take at least one prescription drug and one-in-six takes at least three, the government reported Thursday.

799. The Tight Necktie Syndrome
http://www.torontofreepress.com/2004/health113004.htm

2004-11-30 09:12:29
Description: The Tight Necktie Syndrome, Dr. Susan Watkins at Cornell University, British Journal of Ophthalmology, glaucoma, Dr. Robert Ritch, New York Eye and Ear Infirmary Thirty-five years later we now know that several medical problems are associated with tight clothing. Dr. Susan Watkins at Cornell University reported in a study that there are two chances in three that the neck size of a man�s shirt is too small and his necktie too tight.

800. New Stroke Therapy Being Studied Shows Promise
http://www.thewbalchannel.com/health/3954628/detail.html

2004-11-29 12:14:47
Description: It has been 10 months since Alan Lettieri suffered a stroke. Lettieri has made a lot of strides since then, but he's hoping a new type of therapy will help him even more. This therapy involves wearing a padded mitt on his good hand and with his affected, weaker hand, he is asked to perform simple tasks. "Actually, the theoretical basis is if you can force the individual to use the limb that has been affected by the stroke, you can cause something called cortico reorganization. Cortico reorganization means that you are getting the brain to reorganize itself," said Jackie Brennan, occupational therapist at Worcester State College. What Lettieri is doing is a modified version of an intense therapy known as constraint-induced movement therapy.