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Articles in July, 2003 issue of HealthDay

• Milk Fat May Protect Against Childhood Asthma
• 2 Companies Promoting Ephedra Supplements Settle With FTC
• Endometriosis Linked to Certain Cancers
• Bush Names AIDS Czar
• Test Finds 1st West Nile-Infected Blood Donation
• Doctors Warned of Heart Stent Complications
• A Closer Look at Autism
• Canada OKs Medical Marijuana Plan
• Is Inactivity Causing Diabetes Among Kids?
• U.S. Government to Offer Hospitals a Tip, of Sorts
• Less Smallpox Vaccine May Be More
• Uninsured Pay Dearly for Prescription Drugs
• 'Uncle Sam' Says Nuts Can Help Your Heart
• Which Disabled Kids Face More Psychosocial Problems
• Docs Mum on Masturbation Therapy for Prostate Cancer
• Serving Up Tips to Avoid Tennis Elbow
• Summer Can Add on Pounds
• Think You Have Food Poisoning?
• Blacken Those Eyes
• Fewer Retirees Getting Health Coverage
• Report: States Fall Short on Cancer Prevention
• What Makes Teens Do Drugs
• Australian Researchers Ace Tennis Elbow With Heart Medication
• FDA Approves Growth Hormone Shots for Short Kids
• Safer CT Scans for Kids
• Chicago Hospitals Accused of Transplant Fraud
• Miscarriages More Likely if Firstborn Is a Boy
• Heart Devices Deemed OK for Children
• Female Vets More Likely to Be Homeless
• Feeding Tube Use Linked to Race, Study Finds
• Keep Your Cool While Exercising in Summer Heat
• SARS Could Re-Emerge, Expert Says
• Moving After Divorce Damages Kids
• FDA Clears New Diabetes Device
• Spiders Are Usually Hiders, Not Biters
• Heavy Smokers Double Risk of Prostate Cancer
• Movies Spur Teen Smoking
• Arthritis Drug May Help Shrink Tumors
• Switching AIDS Regimens May Keep Virus at Bay
• Seniors Who Are Poor Are Often Isolated
• Child Obesity Rates Soaring, U.S. Survey Finds
• Drugs Can Curb Compulsive Shopping
• WHO Chief Steps Down
• Easing the Pain of Exercise
• Sweden Rated Tops Worldwide in Social Progress
• From the Minds of Children...
• How Nerve Cells Grow
• Cooling Those Hot Flashes
• It's a Wonderful Life for Male Zeus Bug
• A Familiar Love Nest Helps the Mood
• Sunlight Substitutes for Laser in Surgery Breakthrough
• Rodents Confirmed as Source of Monkeypox
• Radical Cancer Surgery for High-Risk Women Questioned
• Study: In-Vitro Babies Prone to Birth Defects
• Stronger Boots Needed to Kick the Habit
• Conjoined Iranian Twins, 29, to Undergo Surgery
• Depression Makes Heart Patients Feel Worse
• Food Labels to Reflect Trans Fat Amounts
• Non-Identical Twins Can Share Placenta: Study
• Monsanto Sues Dairy Over Milk Label
• Enzyme Linked to Skin Cancer
• Doctors Detail Their Role in Physician-Assisted Suicide
• West Nile Virus on the March
• The 'Katie Couric Effect'
• Genes Determine Whether We're Spineless
• AIDS 'Superinfection' on the Rise
• Varicose Veins a Common Disorder
• Stomach Trouble Can Be Traced to Your Genes
• Experts Cite Flaws in Pro-Ephedra Study
• New Hope for Retinal Transplants
• For Antioxidants, Go Straight to the Source
• India Moves Into 2nd Place for HIV Cases
• 'Test-Tube Babies' Celebrate Silver Anniversary of Procedure
• Mass. City Buying Prescription Drugs From Canada
• Scientists Confirm Radiation Levels at Hiroshima
• The Bright Side of a Genetic Disease
• Complications Delay Delicate Surgery on Conjoined Twins
• Pot Doesn't Dull Senses
• Doctors Aren't Always Forthcoming: Study
• Adult ADHD Often Missed

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