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Cervical Cancer Vaccine Seen As Safe (AP)
AP - A vaccine that blocks infection by the four virus types that cause most cervical cancers and genital warts appears safe and effective, but may actually increase the chance of disease ...

New Antibiotic Aimed at Resistant Germs (AP)
AP - Researchers have found a potentially valuable new antibiotic in a scoop of soil from South Africa.

Rickets still a risk for kids with milk allergy
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Though the childhood bone disease rickets has become rare in many countries, the case of one child underscores the potential risk for kids who are ...

Caregivers may contribute to Alzheimer's symptoms
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Symptoms like hallucinations, wandering and paranoia in Alzheimer's patients are more likely to occur if their caregivers are younger, less educated, more ...

Work-life balance better in northern Europe: study
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Work in a large corporation in Sweden or Latvia and you are more likely to be happy with your job, work flexible hours, have an opportunity to go part-time or ...

Internet addiction can harm lives, marriages
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - - For some, the Internet it has become an addiction, adversely affecting their lives and their family's lives.

New antibiotic active against resistant bugs
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Researchers have discovered a natural antibiotic with a unique mechanism of action that allows it to knock out several bacteria that are often resistant ...

Merck HPV vaccine seems effective, safe: FDA staff
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Merck & Co. Inc.'s experimental vaccine to prevent infection from a virus that causes cervical cancer appears to be effective with no major safety concerns, ...

Inflammatory polyarthritis ups risk of lymphoma
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - The risk of lymphoma (cancer of the blood) appears to be more than twice as high in people with inflammatory polyarthritis relative to that seen in the ...

Tap water may raise bladder cancer risk: study
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Pooled data from six case-control studies suggest that higher consumption of tap water-based drinks may slightly increase the risk of bladder cancer among ...

Persistent pain common after stroke
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Pain is common shortly after stroke and the pain may persist for months, according to a survey of 297 Swedish stroke sufferers.

Healthy diet hard to maintain after heart attack
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Most people who undergo rehabilitation following an acute coronary event such as a heart attack are initially highly adherent to dietary recommendations.

African sex lives getting healthier: AIDS chief
ABUJA (Reuters) - Many young Africans are losing their virginity later, having fewer sexual partners and using more condoms -- signs that the campaign against AIDS is finally hitting ...

Kennedy case puts Ambien again under spotlight
CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. Rep. Patrick Kennedy's statement that he used Sanofi-Aventis's sleep drug Ambien, to explain how he might have been involved in a late-night car crash, has led ...

Oxytocin nasal spray does not boost milk output
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - A nasal spray containing the hormone oxytocin, which is essential to the production and flow of breast milk, does not improve milk output in mothers ...

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