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Articles in August, 2003 issue of HealthDay

• Sleepy Time News
• Medicare to Propose Cancer-Drug Spending Cuts
• Genetic Answer to Lou Gehrig's Disease
• West Nile Infections Mounting Fast
• Male Jocks Suffer Image Problems, Too
• Lawmakers Fight America's Expanding Waistland
• Overweight TV Characters Have Image Problem
• Vaccine Won't Replace Pap Smears
• Study Finds Shallow Pool of Organ Donors
• Women More Prone to Lung Cancer
• Screening Catches West Nile in Donated Blood
• Overheating Can Be a Killer
• China's Last SARS Patients Released
• Why We Lean to the Left
• NYC Sees Spike in Post-Blackout Diarrhea
• Gene Therapy Studied to Treat Parkinson's
• Depression Doubles Death Risk in Bypass Patients
• College Students Ignoring Risks of Unprotected Sex
• Shopping For Shoes No Small Feat
• Backpack Safety: Pack Light, Or Get Wheels
• Heavy U.S. Kids Out of Step With Other Nations
• Scoring System Could Reduce Prostate Biopsies
• Smoking Losing Favor Among Teens
• Clinical Trials Update: Aug. 29, 2003
• Soothing Bad Burns
• Studs Can Tarnish Tooth Health
• Political Violence Has Lingering Health Effect
• A Horse Joins the Cloned World
• Breast Is Best -- for Baby and Mom
• 2003 Shapes Up as Worst Year Yet for West Nile
• Unpublished Paxil Studies Prompt Concern Over Teenage Suicide
• S. Africa to Offer HIV Drug Plan
• Boomers and Seniors Flock to Their Docs
• Play It Safe During Family Visits
• Diet Supplement Fails to Lower Cholesterol
• Radiation Not Needed for Childhood Cancers
• Center Aims to Demystify Vaccines
• Vancouver Investigating 'SARS-like' Virus
• Blackout Doesn't Stop Special Deliveries
• Epileptic Diet Raises 'Bad' Cholesterol in Kids
• Sleep Disorder Study Starts
• Protein Offers Clue to Male Infertility
• French Stay Slim by Eating Smaller Portions
• Government Admits 9/11 Air Quality Statements Were Misleading
• Chemicals Appear to Delay Aging
• Not All Media Images Affect Black Women
• Urine Test for Kidney, Heart Diseases Clears
• Young Students Need More Bathroom Breaks
• Youngest in Class at Higher Risk of Mental Woes
• Sage Could Make You a Sage
• Water Skiing Can Include Rough Waters
• A Mouse of a Different Color
• Clinical Trials Update: Aug. 1, 2003
• Summer's Heat a Health Threat to Seniors
• Kids Need to Be Monitored for Obesity: Report
• Living Together Has Its Pitfalls: Study
• U.S. Army Seeks Cause for Pneumonia Cases in Iraq
• Tobacco Companies Target Women in Developing Countries
• For These Bird Brains, a Familiar Song
• Some Cool Ways to Beat Heat Exhaustion
• Colorado Woman Becomes 8th West Nile Fatality
• Breast Cancer Doesn't Preclude Pregnancy
• Study Backs Medicare Eligibility at 55
• The Roots of Addiction
• Reducing Antibiotics in Animal Feed Doesn't Hurt Production: WHO
• Medications Need to Be Kept Cool
• Underage Kids Don't Go Far to Get Alcohol
• Dental Procedure Can Affect Premature Birth
• Girls Miss Friends When They Head to College
• States to Hollywood: Less Smoking, Please
• Lab-Assisted Births Concentrated in 5 States
• Don't Lose Your Cool on the Links
• Why Some Stem Cells Die in Developing Brain
• New Birth Control Pills Don't Curtail Ovarian Cysts
• Drug OK'd for GERD-Related Syndrome
• Pregnancies Risky When Too Close Together
• Clouds Forecast for Aging Eyes
• FDA Cracks Down on Cholesterol Drug Ads
• Can Vitamins Help Kids With High Cholesterol?
• Weight Teasing an Emotional Crisis for Kids

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