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Articles in June, 2003 issue of HealthDay

• Lower Doses of Tamoxifen May Help in Breast Cancer Fight
• Officials Perplexed About North Carolina SARS Case
• Youngsters Drawn to Sound More Than Pictures
• Global SARS Outbreak May be Ending
• Don't Serve Up Sickness at Your Summer Barbecue
• Animal Study Finds 291 Asthma Genes
• Worrying Won't Help Psoriasis Treatment
• Food Chemical Causes DNA Damage in Lab
• The Buzz on Bee Stings
• FDA Clears First Nasal Flu Vaccine
• Firearm Safety
• Senate OKs Buying Drugs From Canada
• First Biotech Drug for Asthma Approved
• Kids' Reading Problems Can Emerge Later
• Diabetics Can Walk for Life
• Does Insulin Contribute to Alzheimer's?
• From the Battlefield to Local Pharmacies: Instant Bandages
• Heart Defibrillators Do More Than Save Lives
• New Cancer Drug May Find Wider Use
• A Super Pill to Thwart Heart Attacks and Stroke?
• Dam in Brain May Halt Chronic Pain
• Could a Plant Discovery Improve Chemotherapy?
• Easing Back Pain
• Nationwide Beef Recall Issued
• Morning Sickness Sufferers Get a Helping Band
• Suspected Monkeypox Cases Increase to 33
• Chinese Immigrants Can Reduce Stroke Risk
• Beware of Unlabeled Caffeine in Foods and Drinks
• Lack of Enzyme Cripples Fungal Infection
• A Better Way to Gauge High Blood Pressure
• Statins Slash Heart Disease Risk for Diabetics
• Stroke Hits Women Later But Harder
• Pinpointing Clotting Problems
• Studies Raise Concerns About Gene Therapy
• Dislocations
• Drinking and Anger
• Managing Blood Sugar in Hospitals
• Timing of Insulin Drug Key to Control
• The Genetics of Bipolar Disorder
• Monkeypox Can be Contained in U.S., Agency Says
• Genetic Tests Predict AIDS Vulnerability
• Prilosec Goes Over-the-Counter
• Tiny Babies Suffer Despite Medical Advances
• Defibrillators in Schools: Lifesaving Lessons
• Americans May Be Getting Subpar Health Care
• The Biology of Distance Perception
• Nitric Oxide Governs Fever
• Clinical Trials Update: Jun. 27, 2003
• No Donation Rules Violated in Fatal Organ Transplant Operation
• Magnets and Athletes May Not Mix
• Ex-CEO of Reuters Health New HealthDay President
• MRIs Don't Improve Back Pain Care
• A Revolution in Migraine Care
• Human Arteries Engineered in Lab
• Ladies: Light Wine Drinking Could Prevent Type 2 Diabetes
• Fitting Workouts into Your Workday
• Elderly Drivers
• Researcher Resigns Amid Fraud Allegations
• Aspirin May Cut Risk of Adult Leukemia
• Memory Troubles? Remember to Drink Less
• A Gene That May Block Prostate Cancer's Spread
• No Takers in Wisconsin for Monkeypox Shot
• Rx for the Mind: Mind Games
• Smallpox Vaccine Campaign Slows to a Crawl
• Pills That Promise More Than Just Birth Control
• Sports Injuries on the Rise
• Wet Weather Driving Calls for Special Care
• All 50 States Should Brace for West Nile Virus: Officials
• Scanning for Heart Disease
• Triple Whammy Beats Childhood Cancer
• Steroids Combat Lung Disease Flare-ups
• In Alzheimer's, Plaques May Alter Memory Genes
• Like the Rest of Us, Doctors Need to Get Moving
• Acupuncture Helps Children Handle Pain
• Mental Tasks Distract Drivers
• Sperm-Saving Has Little Value: Study
• Arthritis Drugs Flunk Alzheimer's Test
• Many Headache Victims Suffer in Silence
• Black Babies Born in Fall Weigh Less
• Gun in Home Hikes Gunshot Death Probability

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