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November 2009
Therapies provide relief for chronic nightmare sufferers. (11/06/2009) Newborns cry in melody of their parents' native language. (11/05/2009) Most children and adults with H1N1 get well with traditional home remedies. (11/04/2009) Minor symptoms may point to more serious medical problem. (11/04/2009) Fewer school nurses to help growing number of diabetic kids. (11/02/2009) Top cancer centers studying impact of yoga on patients' wellbeing. (11/01/2009) Children with cancer discover yoga's benefits. (11/01/2009)
October 2009
Email is enhancing communication between doctors and their patients. (10/30/2009) Yankee captain's care package lifts little Jeter's heart. (10/27/2009) Hospital design can transform healthcare delivery. (10/25/2009) Flu experts underscore safety of H1N1 vaccine. (10/23/2009) Breath-holding toddlers may be seeking parental attention. (10/23/2009) H1N1 flu parties are events to be missed, experts say. (10/22/2009) Minimize your risk of radiation overexposure. (10/20/2009) H1N1 vaccine cause for concern for some individuals. (10/13/2009) Will H1N1 flu strain hospital ICUs? (10/13/2009) Medical home improves access to care for patients. (10/13/2009) History shows flu's residual side effects. (10/12/2009) Study: H1N1 can rapidly evolve to serious illness. (10/12/2009) What should you do about H1N1 flu? (10/08/2009) National discussion about suicide may inspire distressed kids to seek help. (10/08/2009) Beauty products help women cope with physical effects of cancer. (10/08/2009) Online H1N1 tools help consumers with flu questions. (10/08/2009) CDC examining H1N1's impact on minorities. (10/07/2009) NYC receives 68,000 H1N1 flu mist doses. (10/07/2009) For childhood trauma survivors, a lifetime of poor health. (10/06/2009) H1N1 vaccine distribution begins in New York City. (10/06/2009) Federal health officials dispute H1N1 myths. (10/06/2009) No definitive test to diagnose Alzheimer's disease. (10/02/2009) Miscarriage message on Twitter draws mixed reactions. (10/01/2009) Employees line up for flu shots. (10/01/2009)
September 2009
Treating gestational diabetes early slows weight gain in moms and babies. (09/30/2009) High-risk patients first in line for H1N1 vaccines. (09/30/2009) Opting to remain childless because of family's mental health history. (09/28/2009) Spider venom viewed as potential impotence cure. (09/25/2009) Spanking connected to lower IQs in children. (09/25/2009) Officials ponder vent rationing in severe flu pandemic. (09/24/2009) Seizures can be deadly for children with neurological conditions. (09/23/2009) H1N1 concerns have hospitals weighing risks of maternity ward visits. (09/23/2009) Foods that deliver round-the-clock energy. (09/22/2009) Can the foods you eat boost your immunity? (09/22/2009) The proper way to measure body fat. (09/22/2009) Essential vitamins for baby boomers. (09/22/2009) Moderate alcohol consumption may help prevent dementia. (09/21/2009) Botox treatment associated with fewer migraine headaches. (09/16/2009) PTSD in Iraq war vets associated with brain changes. (09/09/2009) Healthcare workers feel pressure to get flu vaccines. (09/09/2009) How worried should you be about the flu? (09/08/2009) Medicare spending varies by region. (09/08/2009) Financing healthcare reform will stress nation's safety net hospitals. (09/06/2009) B'N Fit helps Bronx teens battle obesity. (09/05/2009) How will healthcare reform impact safety-net hospitals? (09/03/2009) Genetics, environment are likely contributors to migraines. (09/02/2009) Migraine-free living, thanks to cosmetic surgery. (09/02/2009) How the appendix and other mysterious body parts impact your health. (09/01/2009) Glioblastoma still fatal for most patients. (09/01/2009) Knitting is therapy for expectant mothers. (09/01/2009) Knitting helps expectant moms pass the time. (09/01/2009)
August 2009
Determining whether your child's flu needs a doctor's attention. (08/31/2009) After living in isolation, kidnap victim and her daughters face long healing process. (08/29/2009) Tweens benefit from private chats with their doctors. (08/28/2009) Online magazine offers glimpse inside the medical world. (08/28/2009) Sen. Kennedy's cancer battle mirrored nation's war on cancer. (08/27/2009) Domestic abuse: why victims can't stay away. (08/25/2009) How U.S. schools are dealing with H1N1 cases. (08/24/2009) Digital medical records improve standards of patient care (08/24/2009) New study finds several risks with children's car seats. (08/24/2009) Problems arise when generic drugs are substituted for brand names. (08/24/2009) Are antidepressants safe during pregnancy? (08/23/2009) Americans are living longer than ever. (08/21/2009) For the dying, palliative care specialists a supportive presence. (08/20/2009) In U.S., active lifespan is increasing. (08/19/2009) Candles among household products that pollute the air indoors. (08/19/2009) End-of-life care decisions reflect personal values. (08/17/2009) Hospital call centers dispense HINI advice to public. (08/12/2009) Swine flu not enough to close schools,pregnant teens at risk. (08/10/2009) Is it your job to stay healthy? (08/09/2009) How to maintain friendships with co-workers who get laid off. (08/06/2009) Independent studies question credibility of popular spine surgery. (08/06/2009) Montefiore scores above average in overall patient satisfaction. (08/04/2009) Elder self-neglect,abuse significantly increase risk of mortality. (08/04/2009) D.C. kids reported to have elevated lead exposure than CDC claimed. (08/04/2009) Low vitamin D levels in kids may lead to heart and bone problems . (08/03/2009) Toddler depression proves to be a real threat in the child's future. (08/03/2009) Medicare to provide 'End-of-Life' counseling to elderly, terminally ill . (08/01/2009)
July 2009
New surgery technique to help ease migraines. (07/31/2009) Is organic food really better for you? (07/30/2009) Preconception counseling gets strong support from doctors and nurses alike. (07/27/2009) Depression strikes some during summer months. (07/22/2009) New farmers market makes buying healthy foods easier. (07/22/2009) Menstrual migraines due to hormonal changes, affecting 12 million women annually. (07/22/2009) New birth control options for women over 30. (07/22/2009) Vets lack of social support leads to increase in mental health care. (07/16/2009) Does an unborn baby have short-term memory? (07/15/2009) Alzheimer's gene speeds memory decline. (07/15/2009) Promising drug raises questions on how to reverse Alzheimer's disease. (07/15/2009) Migraine therapy isn't one size fits all. (07/13/2009) Greater language skills now might prevent Alzheimer's later. (07/08/2009) Farmer's market provides easy access to fresh foods. (07/08/2009) 11 ways to treat your migraine headache. (07/07/2009) Acetominophen: Is it doing more harm than good? (07/07/2009) Understanding America's 'common cough'. (07/07/2009) Fighting insomina with internet-based therapy 'SHUTi'. (07/06/2009) Stem cells from human heart embryo found useful in organ repair. (07/02/2009)
June 2009
Diabetics at risk during hospital stay due to lower blood sugar. (06/29/2009) Parents, medical experts weigh risks of cosmetic surgery for kids. (06/25/2009) Sunny outlook, physical and mental challenges help keep the mind young. (06/24/2009) Frequent migraines linked to stroke, heart attack risk. (06/24/2009) Busy MDs don't always call patients with results, study finds. (06/22/2009) Longevity linked to having a purpose in life. (06/16/2009) Quieting those inner struggles. (06/16/2009) Nurses 'compete' during Nurses Week. (06/15/2009) Low thyroid function linked to living a longer life. (06/12/2009) Safe drug approved to counter morning sickness. (06/11/2009) New NYC green carts to promote a healthier lifestyle. (06/10/2009) Meds are best treatment for type 2 diabetics with heart disease. (06/08/2009) Are you being honest with your doctor? (06/08/2009) Heart failure patients find help from dedicated nurse practitioner. (06/08/2009) Regular seasonal flu far more deadly than swine flu. (06/07/2009) Physician's 1st heart transplant 'like no other heart surgery'. (06/07/2009) New diabetes test provides more reliable diagnosis. (06/06/2009) Research supports new lung cancer treatment approach. (06/01/2009)
May 2009
Experts offer new pregnancy weight guidelines. (05/28/2009) Pregnant women packing on too many pounds. (05/28/2009) Do you need a money-attitude makeover? (05/28/2009) Plaques in brain don't always lead to Alzheimer's. (05/27/2009) Why primates don't develop Alzheimer's. (05/25/2009) Weight loss hotline fields hundreds of calls. (05/21/2009) Too wired to sleep? Try these tips for a good night's rest. (05/20/2009) Insomnia treated successfully by short-term sleep meds, therapy. (05/20/2009) Anesthesia and surgery may hasten Alzheimer's patients' decline. (05/19/2009) Parents, avoid these teen party disasters. (05/18/2009) Hospital nurses play key role in reducing MRSA infections. (05/18/2009) Hand hygiene may be factor in swine flu's spread in schools. (05/16/2009) Swine flu curtails visits at NY jail. (05/16/2009) Test screens older adults for Alzheimer's risk. (05/13/2009) Mammogram rates decline slightly in U.S. (05/12/2009) Volunteering seniors may live longer. (05/08/2009) With flu outbreak, ethical questions emerge. (05/05/2009) Camphor risk identified by ER doctor led to broad safety measures. (05/05/2009) NYC's swine flu testing expected to improve. (05/04/2009) Why women can't sleep. (05/04/2009) Pharmacist stays busy on the night shift. (05/02/2009) Swine flu panic filling NYC ERs. (05/01/2009)
April 2009
Children may be fearful of invisible flu virus. (04/30/2009) Regular flu virus has killed thousands this year. (04/28/2009) Health officials learn lessons from past swine flu outbreaks. (04/28/2009) If swine flu outbreak grows, social distancing can limit exposure. (04/28/2009) Developing new swine flu vaccine could take months, experts say. (04/28/2009) Electronic medical records can dramatically change patient care. (04/27/2009) Imported camphor products pose serious health risks. (04/27/2009) Swine flu virus is strain never seen before. (04/27/2009) In the ER, cutting-edge technology and devices are saving lives. (04/26/2009) Economic slump may improve your diet. (04/24/2009) Osteoporosis meds may not increase cancer risk. (04/22/2009) Patients unlikely to see their primary care doctor when hospitalized, study finds. (04/21/2009) High pollen counts triggering allergy agony. (04/18/2009) Crazy toddler behavior a normal part of development. (04/17/2009) With proper protocols, colonscopy a safe and effective cancer screening tool. (04/17/2009) Experts list best supplements to ease rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. (04/15/2009) Volunteer companions comfort patients at end of life. (04/14/2009) Seniors with Type 2 diabetes may be at higher risk for dementia. (04/14/2009) Compassion fatigue affects stressed healthcare workers. (04/09/2009) Cognitive therapy found to ease anxiety in older adults. (04/08/2009) Home-based program adds years to seniors' lives. (04/07/2009) Learning patient's health history an invaluable skill for physicians. (04/06/2009) When should Alzheimer's patients stop driving? (04/06/2009) Reasons why your toddler is picky at mealtime. (04/03/2009) Common meds may be source of memory problems in the elderly. (04/02/2009) Adult night terrors are frightening, but treatable. (04/01/2009) Laser accelerated radiation a promising technology for cancer treatment. (04/01/2009)
March 2009
Radiation from numerous CT scans may increase cancer risk. (03/31/2009) Mammogram wait time up to several months in NYC. (03/30/2009) Americans losing sleep over the economy. (03/30/2009) Save the crossword puzzle for Sunday. (03/30/2009) Wait for mammogram varies among NYC hospitals. (03/30/2009) Reshaping heart through surgery offers no benefit to patients, study concludes. (03/29/2009) Pregnant and planning a trip? Read these health and safety tips. (03/28/2009) Five-month-old undergoes first heart transplant to be performed in the Bronx. (03/27/2009) Baby with heart failure receives the gift of life. (03/27/2009) Baby's diva-like behavior is normal part of development. (03/24/2009) During these tough economic times, some turn to psychics for answers. (03/24/2009) Is sex during pregnancy safe? (03/23/2009) Epidural hematoma ruled cause of actress Natasha Richardson's death. (03/20/2009) On Match Day, med students learn where they're headed next. (03/20/2009) Five things you didn't know about your teeth. (03/20/2009) Immediate medical attention may not have altered tragic outcome for actress. (03/19/2009) Teddy bear clinic eases children's worries about hospital treatments. (03/18/2009) Exchange of attention for money can forge unique, lasting bond. (03/18/2009) Behavioral therapy an effective way to diffuse negative emotions. (03/17/2009) Years after Montefiore mentoring experience, this doctor has come full circle. (03/17/2009) Pre-natal program helps women in need. (03/12/2009) Barometric pressure changes may trigger migraines, study finds. (03/10/2009) Terminally ill often feel abandoned by their doctors at end of life. (03/10/2009) Can't stop snoring? Sleep experts offer solutions. (03/09/2009) Doctors say aortic valve replacement is routine cardiac procedure. (03/09/2009) Five facts about aortic valve surgery. (03/09/2009) Daylight saving time change is easier with preparation. (03/06/2009) Medical experts express concerns about radiation exposure from CT scans. (03/04/2009) Losing sleep over the economy? Try these tips for a good night's rest. (03/03/2009)
February 2009
Two-drug combination shows great promise in treatment of deadliest form of TB. (02/27/2009) High blood pressure among cardiovascular risks that diabetics should monitor. (02/26/2009) Severe headaches a common complaint among returning combat vets. (02/24/2009) Baby boomers can keep their brains buff by learning new skills. (02/23/2009) Study links Alzheimer's gene to earlier memory decline in the middle aged. (02/19/2009) Busy working moms still enjoy intimacy. (02/19/2009) Are migraines and cardiovascular disease genetically linked? (02/17/2009) Improved hospital practices caused dramatic drop in MRSA infections, CDC reports. (02/17/2009) HeartNet a promising therapy for congestive heart failure. (02/16/2009) Self-diagnosis and treatment not always on target. (02/15/2009) Young children, poor and at-risk, receive psychological support from new program. (02/15/2009) U.S. court's ruling finds no autism-vaccine link. (02/13/2009) Angioplasty outcomes better at high-volume hospitals. (02/11/2009) Mediterranean Diet helps brain stay sharp in old age. (02/10/2009) Birth defects more likely in babies born to obese women. (02/10/2009) Life experiences are greater source of joy than possessions. (02/09/2009) Ticket to Ride ensures safe transport of patients. (02/09/2009) Cold weather workout may induce coughing. (02/06/2009) Octuplet mom's IVF questioned by medical experts. (02/06/2009) These doctors lend a personal touch to patient care. (02/03/2009) Cold, dry air can be an irritant for winter runners. (02/03/2009)
January 2009
Study suggests preemies at increased risk for autism. (01/29/2009) How DNA dictates our sleep habits, weight and other characteristics. (01/29/2009) Second steroid dose in-utero may benefit premature babies. (01/29/2009) Recess helps kids perform better in the classroom. (01/26/2009) Healthy, fit Obama a role model for middle-aged men. (01/20/2009) Life support equipment at home can be compromised during a blackout. (01/12/2009) Depressed vets at high risk for suicide, study finds. (01/12/2009) To de-clutter your life, you may require some professional help. (01/10/2009) Antipsychotic meds raise death risk for Alzheimer's patients. (01/09/2009) Suicides connected to financial crisis may be prevented with medications, therapy. (01/08/2009) Elective c-section at 37 weeks doubles risk for baby. (01/07/2009) Teen years bring risks for youngsters with seizures. (01/06/2009) Women considering hormone replacement therapy need to separate facts from hype. (01/05/2009) Kawasaki disease not associated with seizures, experts say. (01/05/2009)

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