USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

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Articles in Feb, 2006 issue of USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

• Type II diabetics
• Lack of planning for health care
• Eye exam could prevent blindness
• Performing lymph node biopsy earlier
• Parental grief over a lost Pregnancy
• Laser therapy
• Most remain mum on driving ability
• Loss of bladder control widespread
• Lung cancer survival better in women
• Results of a clinical trial
• Aging brain cells tend to lose function
• Squinting at computer could cause dry eye
• Testing possible in dentist's office
• Aging gracefully: lifespan vs. healthspan
• Patients surviving
• Nanoparticle radiation may slow disease
• Loud-noise tumor increases risk
• Physical disability does not diminish creativity
• Infections continue to run rampant
• Lack of vaccinations still killing millions
• Groundbreaking exhibition charts "History Through Deaf Eyes"
• Risky prepregnancy weight increasing
• Bones to blame for looking older
• Female physicians choose subspecialties
• Cholesterol medication may repair heart
• Valentine's chocolate: good or bad?
• Hair today gone tomorrow?
• Family-centered ICUs raise satisfaction level
• Schools better equipped than senior centers
• Guidelines for fast food drinks?
• New technique relieves unsightly hand veins
• Treatment for Type I lowers heart disease
• Fewer blacks opt for lung surgery
• How much not how hard
• Exercise during the cold and flu season
• Kids respond to oral medication
• Surgery may reveal early cancer risk
• Well-rested Olympians ready to go for gold
• A claim by Yale University
• Diabetes guidelines need revision
• Cancer support cells may promote growth
• Exercise tips for winter workouts