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Black and Hispanic Infants Much More Likely to Have HIV

Preventive efforts needed to reduce transmission from mother to child, experts say

Study Suggests High HIV Rate Among African Teens

Kids infected at birth may be outliving mothers, expert says

Premature Aging of the Brain Seen in HIV Patients

With AIDS growing among seniors, decline in brain function a serious concern, researchers say

Drug Combo Blocks HIV Infection in Mice

Truvada might someday prevent virus in people, researchers say

Evolving Strains of HIV May Cause Wave of Drug Resistance

Ease of transmission is cause for concern, researchers say

Taking Viagra Won't Spur Risky Sexual Behavior

Men in the general population use the drug responsibly, study finds

To Circumcise or Not?

Reviews offer differing views on value and risks of procedure

Molecule Could Help Block Sexual Transmission of HIV

Surfen inhibits process the virus uses to infect cells, researchers say

Scientists Spot Source of Hurdle to AIDS Vaccine

Immune system turns off antibodies that could block HIV, study finds

Rabies Vaccine Protects Against Monkey Version of HIV

Finding holds promise for HIV vaccine development

HIV Therapy Linked to Fewer Suicides

Better mental health care still needed for those with the virus, expert says

Stem Cells Turned Into AIDS Killers in Lab Tests

Technique might work with many other viruses, researchers say

AIDS Drugs Don't Need Routine Lab Monitoring

Finding is good news for first-line treatment in Africa, researchers say

AIDS May Date Back to Ancient Tiger

Researchers find signs of feline DNA in virus

A Good Year in the Fight Against AIDS

Promising vaccine trial, better access to treatment worldwide provide reasons for hope

Med Students Often Fail to Report Needlestick Injuries

Omission leaves them without treatment for blood-borne diseases, researchers say

Genetic Variant Slows AIDS Progression

HIV patients who have it take longer to get sick, study finds

Sperm May Play Role in Transmission of HIV

Semen isn't the only way men spread virus during sex, new research shows

CDC Panel Says No to Routine Use of Gardasil for Boys

Doctors are free to offer HPV shot to males but widespread vaccination not advised

Full Results of AIDS Vaccine Trial Confirm Modest Benefit

But the Thai trial also suggests shot's effects may wane with time

Truckers Trailed By Risky Behaviors: Study

Long haulers at risk of sexually transmitted diseases and hepatitis C, researchers say

Giving Gardasil to Boys Not Worth the Cost

But other experts dispute finding, and say young men need protection from STDs

HIV Patients More Prone to 7 Kinds of Cancer

Study found early treatment of infection could slow start of malignancies

Non-AIDS-Related Cancers Growing Among HIV Patients

Possible reasons for increased rates explored by researchers

Experimental AIDS Vaccine Delivers Good News

Thai trial is first test in humans to show vaccine can work against HIV

Mental Health News

Beer for the Bones?

Beneficial silicon content varies from brew to brew, study finds

Financial Woes Add Anxiety to Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Low- and middle-income women might benefit from psychosocial support, researchers say

3 Home Habits Help Youngsters Stay Slim

Eating together, limiting TV and getting enough sleep cut risk of obesity, study finds

'Third-Hand Smoke' Could Be Troublesome, Too

Tobacco residue may give rise to new pollutants indoors, chemists suggest

Paxil Blocks Tamoxifen, Lowers Survival Odds Against Breast Cancer

Patients should avoid taking the two drugs together, researchers say

Older Moms More Apt to Have Autistic Child

Dad's age didn't matter unless father was older, mom much younger, study found

Scientists Spot Genes Tied to Aging

Some people are programmed to age at a faster rate, study says

Depression in Pregnancy May Lead to Antisocial Teens

To break unhealthy cycle, some moms-to-be may need special support, researchers say

Kids Born Early in Year More Likely to Be Athletes?

Size advantage in school translates to success on playing field, author says

Dopamine Levels in Brain May Determine Social Status

Having more of it linked to greater social support, researchers say

Super Bowl Stress Can Spark Heart Attacks

Investing too much emotion in the game can kill you, experts say

Wound-Healing Maggots Succumb to Deadly Bacteria

Germs can undermine unorthodox but effective treatment, experts say

Biofeedback Now Seen as 'Regular' Medicine

Computer-assisted treatment has joined mainstream for pain, anxiety and more

Untreated, Mild May Become Major Depression

Early symptoms should not be seen as benign, experts say

'Gene Doping' May Be Next Wave of Sports Tampering

Genetic manipulation may soon become a hard-to-detect way for athletes to cheat, researchers say

Steroids May Be Overrated in Treatment of COPD

But experts disagree over whether to continue using them or not

Internet Addicts More Prone to Depression

It's unclear which comes first, study says

When Counseling Costs, Response Dwindles

Not just patients but doctors, too, lose interest, study finds

Mealtime a Challenge for Some With Autism

Those with the disorder prone to restrictive, obsessive eating habits

Brain Damage Seen in People With Severe Sleep Apnea

Gray matter changes may explain memory and other problems related to disorder, study suggests

Visual Processing Plays Role in Body Dysmorphic Disorder

Brain area related to behavior also affects how patients see themselves, research finds

Prostate Cancer Diagnosis Raises Suicide Risk

Patients' odds for cardiovascular death also go up after they get the news, study finds

Tylenol May Protect Kidneys After Severe Muscle Damage

Treatment prevented organ failure in injured rats, study found

Brain Scans Suggest Some Vegetative Patients May Be Aware

But researchers caution against giving families false hope

Lead Exposure May Contribute to ADHD

Two studies report higher levels in kids with symptoms

General Health News

Scientists Spot Genes Tied to Aging

Some people are programmed to age at a faster rate, study says

Drug Cures Osteoporosis in Mice

Experimental agent targets serotonin in the gut, triggering bone formation

Cleaning Agent Tied to Parkinson's in Study

Trichloroethylene was widely used industrial solvent

Financial Woes Add Anxiety to Breast Cancer Diagnosis

Low- and middle-income women might benefit from psychosocial support, researchers say

Older Stroke Patients Are Getting Better Treatment

More get recommended therapies, study finds

Health Highlights: Feb. 8, 2010

FDA Wants Realistic Serving Sizes on Food Packaging / Exercise Protects Against Painful Gallstones: Study / Medicines Tossed in Trash End Up in Wate

Stem Cell Research Makes Another Advance

Using a new method, scientists reprogram adult cells to develop into myriad cell types

'Third-Hand Smoke' Could Be Troublesome, Too

Tobacco residue may give rise to new pollutants indoors, chemists suggest

Spectators Need to Prepare for Olympic Games, Too

Health experts urge travelers to take steps to prevent illness

As Swine Flu Fades, Experts Ponder Next Season

Some believe H1N1 will persist for years to come, but in what form remains unclear

Screening for Spinal Muscular Atrophy Not Cost-Effective: Study

But testing of high-risk couples could be viable, researchers say

Genome Mapped for Type 2 Diabetes

Finding may further understanding of common diseases, researchers say

Surgeons Suffering Work-Related Injuries

Laparoscopy responsible for 'pending epidemic,' researchers say

Wound-Healing Maggots Succumb to Deadly Bacteria

Germs can undermine unorthodox but effective treatment, experts say

More Doses of MS Drug Raise Risk of Brain Infection

FDA adds new warning on Tysabri label, but says benefits still outweigh dangers

Human Pacemakers Offer Hope to Ailing Dogs

The surgically implanted devices can add years to a hound's life

Health Highlights: Feb. 5, 2010

Drug May Help Men With Bent Penis Disorder / New Rules for School Lunch Program Suppliers / Genes Hamper Efforts to Boost Physical Endurance: Study

Agricultural Chemical Spray Linked to Birth Defect Risk

Infant abdominal hernia rates higher near farms using atrazine, research shows

Health Tip: Getting Cardiac Rehabilitation

Who may need this type of therapy

Biofeedback Now Seen as 'Regular' Medicine

Computer-assisted treatment has joined mainstream for pain, anxiety and more

Government to Pay for More Than Half of U.S. Health Care Costs

Recession is driving laid-off Americans from private to public plans, report notes

Black and Hispanic Infants Much More Likely to Have HIV

Preventive efforts needed to reduce transmission from mother to child, experts say

With C-Section, Stitches May Be Best

More complications noted with staples than sutures, study finds

Review Spotlights Clues to Serious Childhood Infection

Signs may not be recognized because they are rare in developed countries, authors say

Campaign Calls for Limits on Doctors' Hours

Forty groups say typical 30-hour shifts need to be cut to 16 to avoid medical errors

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