Living With AIDS, Some Now Embracing a Surprisingly Long Future - ABC News
June 5, 2006

Medical News Today (press release)

Living With AIDS, Some Now Embracing a Surprisingly Long Future ABC News - 2 hours ago Vince Crisostomo is about to buy a new car. That may not sound like a very bold thing to do, but for a person living with AIDS it is a big commitment â€- sign that he's confident ... AIDS 3rd biggest killer for young Panamanians People's Daily Online Marylanders Fight AIDS For 25 Years WBAL Channel.com Kansas.com - Eyewitness News - all 16 related

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AIDS, at 25, Offers No Easy Answers New York Times - 32 minutes ago Instinctively, the first thing we want to know about a disease is whether it is going to kill us. As the Talmud says, pretty much all the rest is commentary. AIDS pill makes treatment easier United Press International Researchers Test New HIV Drug CBS4Boston WNDU-TV - Fall River Herald News - Sun-Sentinel.com - all 15 related

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Consumer group warns pregnant women on tuna use Chicago Tribune - 4 hours ago The chance that a can of tuna will contain high levels of mercury is great enough that pregnant women shouldn't eat the popular seafood, according to a leading consumer group. Avoid canned tuna, US magazine tells pregnant women Reuters Canned Tuna: Avoid if Pregnant? WebMD WNBC - ABC News - all 35 related

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Britain's first beating heart transplant heralds new era Guardian Unlimited - Jun 4, 2006 A pioneering form of heart transplant has been performed for the first time in the UK. Doctors say the technique, which keeps the donor heart beating while it is transported, could double the number of heart transplants each year. Non-stop heart Channel 4 News Norfolk man in pioneering donor heart op Norfolk Eastern Daily Press Monsters and Critics.com - International News Service - All Headline News - KLAS-TV - all 91 related

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Study: 16 million might have road rage disorder CNN - 6 hours ago Follow the news that matters to you. Create your own alert to be notified on topics you're interested in. CHICAGO, Illinois (AP) -- To you, that angry, horn-blasting tailgater is suffering from road rage. Road rage linked to serotonin shortage Guardian Unlimited Study: Millions May Have Rage Disorder WebMD KTRE - Consumer Affairs - ABC News - USA Today - all 206 related

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Chemoprevention: Drugs that can reduce breast cancer risk MayoClinic.com - 8 hours ago Explore medications that lower breast cancer risk in high-risk women. Discover the latest results of a major trial comparing tamoxifen and raloxifene for breast cancer prevention. Wonder drug boost in breast cancer war Belfast Telegraph 'Why Aromasin is the best treatment' Daily Mail - UK Myrtle Beach Sun News - International News Service - WBOC TV 16 - TheStreet.com - all 180 related

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Quality of sperm declines as men age USA Today - 6 hours ago It isn't only women who face a ticking biological clock when planning parenthood. New research has found that as men age, the quality of their sperm ... Older fathers 'risk unhealthy babies' Scotsman Sperm's genetic quality deteriorates as men age, study suggests CBC News Reuters.uk - World Fitness - Dog Flu Diet and Diseases - WSTM-TV - all 146 related

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Study: Strict parents = fat kids USA Today - 3 hours ago Taking a tough line with your children might actually be bulging their waistlines, a new study concludes. Why? Kids over-eat to cope with the stress of authoritarian parents, according to the study by the Boston University School of Medicine. Does Parenting Style Up Kids' Weight? WebMD Too strict with your children? They're 5 times as likely to be fat ... Scotsman Food Consumer - Reuters - Dog Flu Diet and Diseases - WFMZ-TV Online - all 271 related

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AIDS workers look back 25 years, feel pain anew Columbus Dispatch - 14 hours ago Michael Kibbey held their hands, wiped their tears and listened to them in the last days of their lives. They were strangers who became as close to him as family because their own relatives and friends had abandoned them. The changing face of HIV Lawrence Journal World AIDS 3rd biggest killer for young Panamanians People's Daily Online WBAL Channel.com - Syracuse Post Standard - Providence Journal (subscription) - AngolaPress - all 16 related

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Commitment on funding to fight AIDS still lacking Business Day - 20 hours ago NEW YORK - A major United Nations (UN) meeting on HIV/AIDS strategy on Friday fell short of concrete financial commitments, drawing strident criticism from activists who claimed they did not want to shoulder the financial burden of trying to stop the ... At UNGASS, Nations Adopt Final Declaration Kaiser network.org UN session on AIDS ends, vows to set key targets Hindu People's Daily Online - San Francisco Chronicle - Detroit Free Press - Monsters and Critics.com - all 72 related

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Circumcision encouraged in Uganda as way of HIV prevention: survey People's Daily Online - 1 hour ago Uganda is among seven African countries to encourage circumcision as a measure to curb HIV infection, state-owned New Vision daily reported on Monday. Singer Alicia Keys Pours Heart into AIDS Fight in Africa ABC News Circumcision Popularity Cuts Through Region AllAfrica.com African News Dimension - SABC News - Scripps Howard News Service - People's Daily Online - all 11 related

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Consume Caffeine, Change Your Mind? WebMD - 5 hours ago June 5, 2006 -- Planning to ask your boss for a raise? You might want to do it over a cup of coffee. A new study reports people may be more easily persuaded to change their opinion after consuming caffeine. Espresso could make you say yes ANSA Coffee could make us more likely to say yes DailyIndia.com Scotsman - 999 Today - The Sun - InTheNews.co.uk - all 22 related

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Prematurity and Low Birth Weight Tied to Hyperactivity Disorder MedPage Today - 6 hours ago Children born prematurely and those born at term but with low birth weights have an increased risk of developing so-called hyperkinetic disorder, according to researchers here. Premature babies face higher risk of hyperactivity New Scientist (subscription) Premature or low birth weight babies more likely to become ... Scotsman Reuters.uk - Daily Mail - UK - Life Style Extra - Guardian Unlimited - all 24 related

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Dolly creator calls for embryo cloning to alter disease genes Scotsman - 1 hour ago EMBRYOS could be cloned and their genes altered to create babies free from serious illness, the leader of the team behind Dolly the sheep believes. Be careful with this brave new world Telegraph.co.uk Dolly creator: cloning could mean disease free babies The Herald Melbourne Herald Sun - People's Daily Online - Vancouver Sun (subscription) - The Sunday Times - all 39 related

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Raloxifene Equals Tamoxifen in Preventing Breast Cancer Forbes - 6 hours ago MONDAY, June 5 (HealthDay News) -- The osteoporosis drug raloxifene is as effective as the cancer drug tamoxifen in reducing the risk of invasive breast cancer in postmenopausal women, new research shows. Wonder drug boost in breast cancer war Belfast Telegraph Breast cancer drug study brings surprises Seattle Post Intelligencer Journal of American Medical Association (subscription) - MayoClinic.com - Daily Mail - UK - ACS News Center - all 179 related

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Spare the rod, avoid obesity Melbourne Herald Sun - 45 minutes ago CHILDREN with strict parents are more likely to be overweight than those with more relaxed parents. Strict parents and those with low expectation for self-control and discipline in their kids, could be putting the children's long-term health at risk. Strict mother 'makes you fat' Telegraph.co.uk Study: Strict parents = fat kids USA Today Scotsman - WebMD - The Common Voice - all 270 related

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Oncology Conference Roils Stock Smartmoney.com - 7 hours ago Shares of Onyx Pharmaceuticals (ONXX), maker of the leading kidney-cancer treatment Nexavar, dropped nearly 17% in midday trading after positive data for Pfizer's (PFE) rival drug, Sutent, were presented over the weekend to a gathering of top oncologists. Cancer Combos Forbes Onyx drug Nexavar misses survival goal; shares fall Reuters TheStreet.com - KESQ - Daily News Central - BusinessWeek - all 294 related

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Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Summarizes Media Coverage of 25th ... Kaiser network.org - 8 hours ago On June 5, 1981, CDC in its Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report published a report on the appearance of a rare strain of pneumonia in five men who had sex with men in Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Times reports. Monday Marks 25th Anniversary Of AIDS Discovery CBS 2 25th Anniversary of AIDS Discovery abc7.com abc7.com - New York Daily News - Newsweek - NBC4.TV - all 8 related

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Some with HIV go years without symptoms; the question is why? Boston Globe - 20 hours ago They had a name for the killer stalking Pamela Neely's neighborhood in New York: "They called it 'the monster,'" Neely said. AIDS 3rd biggest killer for young Panamanians People's Daily Online Marylanders Fight AIDS For 25 Years WBAL Channel.com Eyewitness News - Syracuse Post Standard - Kansas City Star - International News Service - all 18 related

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Asthma Tamed with Breathing Exercises Fashion Monitor Toronto - 8 hours ago Breathing techniques can cut the use of reliever inhalers by more than 80% and halve the dose of preventer inhaler required in mild asthma, finds research. Breathing Techniques Ease Asthma StaffNurse.com Breathing Exercises May Help Asthma Sufferers WBAL Channel.com eMaxHealth.com - DailyIndia.com - Telugu Portal - all 21 related

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Hyperactivity risk 'triples in premature babies' Guardian Unlimited - Jun 4, 2006 Premature or low-birthweight babies are up to three times as likely to be hyperactive as babies born at full term, according to research published today in the British Medical Journal's Archives of Disease in Childhood. Premature babies face higher risk of hyperactivity New Scientist (subscription) Premature babies more likely to suffer from hyperactivity disorder Life Style Extra Daily Mail - UK - WNDU-TV - InTheNews.co.uk - Reuters.uk - all 24 related

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Survey shows self-harm at schools AZ Central.com - 16 hours ago CHICAGO - Nearly one in five students at two Ivy League schools say he or she has purposely injured himself or herself by cutting, burning or other methods. Self-injury statistics disturb experts Evansville Courier & Press (subscription) Survey: Students inflicting self-injury The Argus ABC News - Hawaii Channel.com - CBS News - all 213 related

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Drug czar announces major bust in bad heroin supply WLNS - 5 hours ago CHICAGO The nation's drug czar says federal agents think they may have found the source of lethal drug combination. Agents have taken down a lab in Mexico that makes fentanyl (FEN'-tah-nihl). Feds say lab in Mexico could be linked to heroin overdoses in area The News Journal Drug czar announces bad heroin supply bust Bradenton Herald CNN International - Forbes - Chicago Sun-Times - all 117 related

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Older fathers 'risk unhealthy babies' Scotsman - 37 minutes ago SPERM contains a genetic "biological clock" that makes it more difficult for older men to have healthy children, research published yesterday revealed. Older sperm becomes more defective, study shows Reuters.uk Quality of sperm declines as men age USA Today Scripps Howard News Service - WSTM-TV - KNX1070 - all 141 related

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Study: Mean, Maniacal Mom Made You Fat The Common Voice - 1 hour ago Just when I think I've heard every imaginable reason why obesity exists in our society, along comes a story like this one from the Washington Post which claims a new study has found moms who are considered extremely strict in their parenting style can ... Does Parenting Style Up Kids' Weight? WebMD Strict mothers 'causing youngsters to pile on pounds' Ireland Online WFMZ-TV Online - Food Consumer - World Fitness - GG2.net - all 267 related

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Biogen Wins US Approval to Resume Sales of Tysabri (Update1) Bloomberg - 6 hours ago Biogen Idec Inc. and partner Elan Corp. won US approval to resume sales of their Tysabri multiple sclerosis drug, pulled from the market last year because of a fatal side effect. MS Drug Makers Face Tough Road Washington Post FDA Clears Restricted Return of MS Drug Los Angeles Times Forbes - Investor's Business Daily (subscription) - World Fitness - Boston Business Journal - all 286 related

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Battle gets touch of Magic New York Daily News - 1 hour ago When Earvin (Magic) Johnson revealed on Nov. 7, 1991, that he had the AIDS virus, Americans learned that even towering sports heroes were not immune to the disease. Readers remember the early years of AIDS Newsweek Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Summarizes Media Coverage of 25th ... Kaiser network.org NBC4.TV - CBS 2 - abc7.com - abc7.com - all 8 related

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Circumcision Popularity Cuts Through Region AllAfrica.com - 3 hours ago Five Southern African countries are encouraging more men to be circumcised after a study showed the procedure can help reduce HIV infection. Nations to back male circumcision over HIV African News Dimension Singer Alicia Keys Pours Heart into AIDS Fight in Africa ABC News USA Today - People's Daily Online - Angus Reid Global Scan - SABC News - all 11 related

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Premature Babies Much More Likely To Have ADHD Medical News Today - 7 hours ago Danish researchers have found that premature babies are 70% more likely to become children with ADHD if they are born at 34-36 weeks. Premature babies more likely to suffer from hyperactivity disorder Life Style Extra Premature babies face higher risk of hyperactivity New Scientist (subscription) BBC News - Daily Mail - UK - Scotsman - Reuters.uk - all 22 related

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Analysis: UN grapples with AIDS worldwide Monsters and Critics.com - 9 hours ago The United Nations says without renewed political will and a major increase in aid, the spread of the AIDS epidemic is likely to continue. At UNGASS, Nations Adopt Final Declaration Kaiser network.org Roundup: World gov'ts promise to enhance fight against AIDS People's Daily Online PinkNews.co.uk - Blogcritics.org - Hindu - Guardian Unlimited - all 80 related

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Anger syndrome 'under-diagnosed' BBC News - 42 minutes ago A condition which makes people lash out violently for no reason is vastly under-diagnosed, say US researchers. As many as 16 million Americans have been affected by intermittent explosive disorder (IED) in ... Study: 16 million might have road rage disorder CNN Rage Disorder More Common Than Thought Forbes Chicago Tribune - Malaysia Star - 6abc.com - LiveScience.com - all 195 related

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Detroit's deadly epidemic Toledo Blade - 51 minutes ago An epidemic is sweeping the Detroit-Wayne County area, and it has claimed the lives of about 50 people in the last couple weeks. Last month, 12 people were killed in one 24-hour period, and two died Wednesday. Drug czar announces major bust in bad heroin supply KHQA Deadly Form of Heroin WBOY-TV WZZM - The News Journal - St. Louis Post-Dispatch - all 116 related