Granite Hearts Team Honored

The International Heart and Lung Games team based at the Bond Wellness Center at Monadnock Community Hospital has received the 2007 Outstanding Achievement Award for Physical Activity and Health from the N.H. Governor's Council on Physical Activity and Health.  (read more)

NEW HWC 
PROJECT LOCATIONS

In addition to Health Wellness Center Shanghai, Health Wellness Technology Corp. is negotiating to bring privately owned and managed, state of the art health facilities to India, Mongolia, Malaysia, Australia, Africa, Latin America and the Middle East. Click here for more information..

UPCOMING EVENTS

Periodic conferences are being planned to bring together members of the medical, technology, and investment communities. The focus of these sessions will be how the global marketplace can take advantage of some of the newest innovations in health care. Please let us know if you have interest in sponsorship or speaking opportunities. Send inquires to karen@healthwellnesstechnology.com.

TECHNOLOGY 
LEADS THE WAY

The type of innovative, handheld technology that is at the heart of the Heath Wellness Technology Corporation healthcare model has been making news of late. Click on the links below to read more. (None of the companies mentioned are directly affiliated with HWTC)

Chasing Paper from Medicine (Time)

IBM Offers Sneak Preview of IT's Coming Attractions (eWeek.com)

Philips Joins Intel to Develop Wireless, Handheld 'Mobile Clinical Assistant’ (WebWire.com)

GetWell Network Expands Reach Across U.S. (EarthTimes.org)

Palm and Tolven Bring Open Source Electronic Patient Health Records to Treo Smartphones (Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News)

PODCASTS

We are pleased to announce our Health Wellness Podcast - Buddy series.  We are still working on our list of topics to be covered and welcome your feedback about what information would be best delivered in this format.  We are planning 10-15 minute interviews, news alerts, and opinion pieces that initially will only be available in audio format. Let us know about any current podcasts that you find particularly useful.

Podcasts Ideas:

Please send us the address of other health and wellness-related podcasts that you like

In the April 23 edition of Newsweek, Jane Bryant Quinn discusses the evolution of investor interest in green businesses, and how this impacts the healthcare, software and alternative energy fields. Click here for the complete text of 
How to Make a Buck Green.

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June 30, 2007
Farm Bill Will Shape What We Eat (CNN)
Core Strengthening May Not Help Much (United Press International)
Patient's TB Is Less Severe Than Thought (New York Times)
Sweet Spot (Newsweek)
Health Tips: Avoiding Allergies (United Press International)
Little-Known Virus Challenges a Far-Flung Health System (New York Times)
Weaker Sense of Smell May Signal Alzheimer's (Wall Street Journal)

June 29, 2007
Third of Americans Have Alcohol Problems at Some Point (Washington Post)
Stress Makes a Bad Diet More Fattening (U.S. News and World Report)
Analysis: As Co-Pay Rises, Drugs Use Drops (United Press International)
'Country is Watching' Massachusetts Insurance Plan (USA Today)
Medicare to Clamp Down on Fraudulent Providers (San Francisco Chronicle)

June 28, 2007
Antidepressants Rated Low Risk in Pregnancy (New York Times)
Researchers Identify New Type of Mouse Stem Cell (Forbes)
Scientists Discover Role of Enzyme in DNA Repair (HealthNews-Stat.com)
"Missing Link" Stem Cells May Speed Race for Cures (Reuters)
Fragile X Study Raises Hopes for Autism (HealthNews-Stat.com)
Future Unclear for Stem Cell Research in U.S. (Voice of America)
U.N. Finds Progress in Tackling Bird Flu (Washington Post)
Are You As Fit As You Think? (Forbes)
Calcium from Diet Best for Building Bone Density (Reuters)
Home Blood Sugar Monitoring Questioned (HealthNews-Stat.com)

June 27, 2007
Psychiatrists Top List in Drug Maker Gifts (New York Times)
Conflict Alleged in Drug Firms' Education Role (Washington Post)
Boost Your Nutrition with Healthy Recipe Additions (CNN)
FDA Clears Rapid Blood Test for Malaria (Reuters)
Skimping on Drug Benefits Doesn't Pay (New York Times)
Fit Nation (CNN)
National HIV Testing Day (FoodConsumer.org)
FDA Says Unmoved by Aspartame/Cancer Report (Reuters)
No One Expecting an Insurance Rush (Worcester Telegram and Gazette)
Mosquitoes Have the Edge in Singapore's Dengue War (New York Times)
Study: Diabetes Keeps Rising Among Youth (USA Today)
In Massachusetts, Test for a Pioneering Health Plan (Christian Science Monitor)
When is a Pain Doctor a Drug Pusher? (New York Times)
Insurance Initiative Could Face Budget Crunch (Boston Globe)
Caregivers Cope with Stress, Mixed Emotions About Aging Parents (USA Today)
Antidepressants Linked to Bone Loss (Forbes)

June 26, 2007
Romanowski Marketing Healing Supplements (Boston Globe)
Study Says Chatty Doctors Forget Patients (New York Times)
Portion-Control Dishes and Weight Loss: Study (HealthNews-Stat.com)
AMA Wants Probe of Store Clinics (Associated Press)
Doctors Often Shift Focus from Patients to Themselves (USA Today)
Antidepressants Linked to Bone Loss (HealthNews-Stat.com)
Diagnosis: Controversy (Boston Globe)
Doctors, Retailers Square Off (Chicago Tribune)
Eisai Sues U.K. Over Funding of Alzheimer's Treatment (Bloomberg)
Fixing Health Care (Wall Street Journal)
Uganda: Hospitals Are Still Not Helping Many (AllAfrica.com)

June 25, 2007
Echinacea Helps You Avoid and Recover From Colds, Scientists Say (Medical News Today)
Superbug May Strike 5% of Hospital, Nursing Home Patients (CNN)
Can Shots Safely 'Melt Away Fat'? (Washington Post)
Fish Oil Supplements May Protect Against Blindness (HealthNews-Stat.com)
White Coat Notes (Boston Globe)
Study Heats Up Old Cold Herb (Baltimore Sun)
Global Drug Use and Production Slowing, U.N. Finds (New York Times)

June 24, 2007
Survey Finds 43.6 Million Uninsured in U.S. (New York Times)
U.S. Struggles with Breadth, Depth of War Injuries (CNN)
Tomatoes Don't Prevent Prostate Cancer (HealthNews-Stat.com)
FDA Rebuffs Call for Aspartame Probe (CNN)
For Filmmaker, 'Sicko' Is a Jumping-Off Point for Health Care Change (New York Times)
Fragile X Study Raises Hopes for Autism (Boston Globe)

June 23, 2007
E.R. Overload (Chicago Tribune)
Keeping Early Retirees Afloat (New York Times)
Ancient Defense May Block HIV Resistance (Los Angeles Times)
Over 20 Years, Gilead Has Acquired Success (San Francisco Chronicle)
Making Botox Both Medicine and Cosmetic (New York Times)
Money Can Make You Sick, Researchers Say (Toronto Star)
The Epidemic (Columbia Journalism Review)
Health Officials Seek Fourfold Rise in Global TB Funds (Washington Post)
Ancient Viral Battle Opened Humans to HIV (San Francisco Chronicle)
FDA Approves Vitamin Rules (New York Times)
FDA Moves to Ensure Safety of Supplements (Washington Post)

June 22, 2007
Paging Dr. Gupta Blog (CNN)
List Compares Hospitals' Heart-Related Death Rates (USA Today)
Bacterial Pneumonia Patients at Increased Risk of Major Heart Problems (Medical News Today)
U.S Health Experts Rate Hospitals' Cardiac Care (Washington Post)
Study: Estrogen May Help Arteries of Women in Their 50s (USA Today)
Smart Card System Piloted in New York, New Jersey (Medical News Today)
Study Finds 1.8 Million Veterans Are Uninsured (Washington Post)
Estrogen Use: Less Confusion, More Clarity (U.S. News and World Report)
Some Good News About Estrogen (Newsweek)
Small Gene Study Shows Help for Parkinson's (New York Times)
AIDS Drugs Not Enough in Africa (Washington Post)
FDA Clears 'Computerized Medication Box' for U.S. Market (FDA.gov)
It's Deeds Vs. Words on Health Program (Washington Post)
Up To 30,000 Have New Untreatable Form of TB: W.H.O. (Reuters)
Midlife Strokes More Common Among Women (MedPage Today)
Hormone Pills Could Have Health Benefits (Washington Post)

June 21, 2007
The Donors Have Spoken (Newsweek)
A Boost for Hormone Therapy (Time)
Experts Offer Better Means of Gauging Breast Cancer Risk (Forbes)
Columbian Dentists to Improve Oral Health in Sub-Saharan Africa (HealthNews-Stat.com)
Cervical Cancer Vaccine for Young Women Flies Off the Shelves (Canadian National Post)
Burning Fat and Carbohydrate During Exercise (HealthNews-Stat.com)
Middle-Aged U.S. Women Seen With Higher Stroke Risk (Reuters)
Report Says U.S. Misled City on Dust From Ground Zero (New York Times)
Fat Fish Put Obesity on the Hook (HealthNews-Stat.com)

June 20, 2007
Don't Worry So Much About Scary Diseases (CNN)
Medical Tourism Boosts SE Asian Hospital Shares (Reuters)
Player Silence on Concussions May Block NFL Guidelines (New York Times)
Stress-Related Adult Disease May Originate in Fetal Development (HealthNews-Stat.com)
New Flu Drugs Possible But Years Away: Experts (Reuters)
Multi-Use Lasers Cast Doctors in New Light (USA Today)
Medical Marijuana Measure Falls with Conn. Governor's Veto (New York Times)
Is Your Sunscreen Safe? (Boston Herald)
Bush Will Pair Veto With New Cell Initiative (New York Times)
House Panel OKs FDA Bill Without Drug Ad Ban (Reuters)
Runners - Let Thirst Be Your Guide (HealthNews-Stat.com)
Court Upholds Plavix Patent (New York Times)
Breast Cancer Genes Can Come From Father (USA Today)
Tyson to Sell Chicken Free of Antibiotics (New York Times)
Smokers' Infants Have High Nicotine Levels (Forbes)
Soy Nuts May Improve Blood Pressure in Post-Menopausal Women (HealthNews-Stat.com)
A Natural Enemy to Fight Mosquitoes (Seattle Post Intelligencer)
Study Tracks Little-Explored Genetic Path of Breast Cancer (New York Times)
Africa: Daily HIV/AIDS Report (AllAfrica.com)

June 19, 2007
The Worm Turns: Gene May Be Key to Longevity (USA Today)
Bridging Gaps Between Hospital and Home (New York Times)
Clot-Busting Drug May Also Improve Frostbite Treatment (Wall Street Journal)
Study Finds Staggering Cost of Treating Diabetics (Reuters)
Medicine is Extending Lives, But Not for Diabetic Women (USA Today)
Geese Get Revenge: Pate May Cause Rare Disease (Reuters)
Laziness Increases Back-Pain Risk (HealthNews-Stat.com)
With Rise in Radiation Exposure, Experts Urge Caution on Tests (New York Times)
Improving Death Rates Fail to Reach Diabetic Women (USA Today)
Drink More, Get Arthritis Less (Scientific Blogging)
Getting Lost in the Great Indoors (Washington Post)
On the Horizon: Personalized Depression Drugs (New York Times)
Countdown to Coverage (Boston Globe)

June 18, 2007
Your Body's On the Clock with Circadian Rhythms (USA Today)
How Far Can Your Dollar Stretch? (Washington Post)
GW Says Canada Backs Cannabis Drug for Cancer Pain (Reuters)
Radiology Was Young and So Was I (New York Times)
Ahead of the Bell: Gilead Rises (Forbes)
Can Motion Sensors Predict Dementia? (USA Today)
Gene Responsible for Common Hearing Loss Identified for First Time (HealthNews-Stat.com)
Japan's New Public Health Problem is Getting Big (Washington Post)
Power Foods (New York Times)
Avandia Prescriptions Decline After Study (USA Today)
Antibiotic Use in First Year May Increase Asthma Risk (New York Times)
Non-Invasive Screening in Early Pregnancy Reduces Downs' Births by 50% (HealthNews-Stat.com)
FDA Approves an Orphan Disease Drug (United Press International)

June 17, 2007
Herbal Remedies' Potential Dangers (Time)
Save Us From Alternative Medicine (Time, 2003)
Fewer Baby Boys Being Circumcised in the U.S. (CNN)
Really? The Claim: Hydrogen Peroxide is a Good Treatment for Small Wounds (New York Times)
States, Feds Split on Kids' Health Insurance (USA Today)
African Twig Brushes Offer All-Day Dental Care (Reuters)
Study Picks Apart Lung Infection Vaccine (Washington Post)
Saving Young Skin From the Sun's Perils (New York Times)
Weighing the Pros and Cons of New Fat-Busting Drug Alli (Wall Street Journal)

June 16, 2007
In the Classroom, A New Focus on Quieting the Mind (New York Times)
Smaller Waistline vs. Side Effects (San Jose Mercury News)
Colgate Says Fake Toothpaste a Low Health Risk (Reuters)
Are Pharmas Addicted to Lifestyle Drugs? (BusinessWeek)
Experts Call for More Research and More Vigilance Against TB (New York Times)
Most Asthma Patients Have Uncontrolled Disease (Reuters)
Insurers to Back of Medicare Plans (San Francisco Chronicle)
J. & J. Says It Is Cleared to Offer New Products (New York Times)
Hostility May Reduce Lung Function in Young Adults (Reuters)
In Health Care, Cost Isn't Proof of High Quality (New York Times)
Stem Cells Can Do Much Good (Bangkok Post)

June 15, 2007
Disability Claims Related to Obesity Could Rise (USA Today)
Gilead's Drug is Approved to Treat a Rare Disease (New York Times)
Shockwave Therapy Safe, Effective for Knee Injury (Reuters)
Thomas the Tank Engine Toys Recalled Because of Lead Paint (New York Times)
Stem Cells: Cures vs. Dreams (U.S. News and World Report)
U.N. Rules to Contain Health Emergencies Take Hold (Reuters)
Lyme Disease on the Rise (FoodConsumer.org)
Scientists Discover Gene Liked to Many Breast Cancers (Canadian National Post)

June 14, 2007
FDA Panel Rejects Obesity Drug Zimulti (WebMD)
Ovarian Cancer: U.S. Experts Agree First National Symptom List (Medical News Today)
An Edge vs. 'Silent Killer' (New York Daily News)
In Health Care, Cost Isn't Proof of High Quality (New York Times)
Vaccine to be Stockpiled to Stop a World Flu Pandemic (Seattle Post Intelligencer)
Glaxo to Donate Flu Vaccine for Poor (Houston Chronicle)
The Sorry States of Health Care (BusinessWeek)
States Vary Dramatically in Health Care: Report (Reuters)
Health Questions About ... West Nile Virus (Des Moines Register)

June 13, 2007
Intricate Toiling Found in Nooks of DNA Once Believed to Stand Idle (Washington Post)
Legislators Grapple Over How to Legalize Medical Marijuana Use (New York Times)
Eye Protein Could Shield Against MS (Forbes)
Panel Urges FDA Not to Approve Weight-Loss Drug (Washington Post)
Stanford Scientists Closer to Understanding Cause of MS (San Francisco Chronicle)
Kellogg to Phase Out Some Food Ads to Children (New York Times)
Girl's Death Attributed to "Using Tropical to Excess" (ESPN)
New Alzheimer's Drugs on the Horizon (U.S. News and World Report)

June 12, 2007
Cornell Medical School to Get $400 Million for Research Centers (New York Times)
FDA Steps Up Oversight of Body Parts Companies (Forbes)
A Fitness Icon Keeps His Juices Flowing (Washington Post)
Children May Breathe Easier If Antibiotics Are Avoided in Infancy (Scientific American)
High-Deductible Plans Cost More for Maternity Care (Washington Post)
Older Antifungal Still a Good Choice Against Tough Infections (Forbes)
For Guilt-Free Desserts, Makeovers From the CIA (Washington Post)
Add Autism Treatment to Medicare, Actor Eugene Levy, Parents Urge Feds (CBC News)
Hog Disease Spreads in China (Voice of America)

June 11, 2007
Drug-Resistant TB is Best Battled at the Source (USA Today)
Pinning Down the Value of a Person's Life (New York Times)
Vitamin D Prevents Cancer (FoodConsumer.org)
New Tests May Help Predict Alzheimer's (Washington Post)
What's the Flavor of the Month? Health Care Devices (New York Times)
Heart Disease a Risk Factor for Alzheimer's (HealthDay.com)
Potentially Incompatible Goals at FDA (New York Times)
G-8 Leaders Pledge to Help Africa (Washington Post)
Mandatory Coverage Is Easier Said Than Done (New York Times)
Despite Rising Obesity, Many Britons Are Actually Malnourished (International Herald Tribune)
Of Sickness and of Wealth (Washington Post)
Brain Memory Tests Show Promise (BBC News)
Taking On Alzheimer's (New York Times)
IBM Offers Software to Track Bird Flu (San Jose Mercury News)
Fight Over Vaccine-Autism Link Hits Court (Washington Post)
Investing: WebMD's Fever Chart (New York Times)
100 Million Worldwide May Have Alzheimer's By 2050 (HealthDay.com)
Health Costs Push Companies to Set Targets for Workers (New York Times)
Vancouver Patient Oozes Green Blood (CBC News)
NFL Study Authors Dispute Concussion Finding (New York Times)
Who Pays for Efficiency? (New York Times)
Doubts Over India's AIDS Figures (BBC News)
Fears Buzz, Collide (Worcester Telegram and Gazette)
A TheirSpace for Drug Sales Reps (New York Times)
New 'Cocktail Sunscreens Go On Every Which Way (Associated Press)
In Biotech Brews, Questions of Consistency (New York Times)
Return of the White Plague (Washington Post)

June 10, 2007
Cancer Benefit From Vitamin D? (WebMD)
Taking on Alzheimer's (New York Times)
U.S. West Nile Virus Cases, Deaths Rose in 2006 (Reuters)
Nevermind the Scientific Consensus. Down with Vaccines! (Scientific American)
Fight Over Vaccine-Autism Link Hits Court (Washington Post)
Supplier Expands Beef Recall Over Concerns of E. Coli Contamination (New York Times)
Vaccine Blocks Deadly Form of Meningitis (Reuters)
Cape Hospital Hunts for Whooping Cough Exposure (Boston Globe)
Muscle-Pain Reliever Is Blamed for Staten Island Runner's Death (New York Times)

June 9, 2007
Patient Awaiting Organs Aboard Crashed Plane Gets Transplant (Toronto Star)
Patient Gets Transplant Despite Crash (New York Times)
Scientist Says Executive of Avandia Firm Tried to Bully (Boston Globe)
S. Africa Sacks Health Care Workers Over Strike - Report (Reuters)
Health Highlights (Forbes)
House Votes to Expand Stem Cell Research (New York Times)

June 8, 2007
Vitamin D Lowers Cancer Risk (Seattle Post Intelligencer)
FDA Seeks Warnings on Two Drugs (Baltimore Sun)
Doctor Recalls Pressure By Diabetes Drug Maker (Seattle Times)
Doane Pet Food Voluntarily Recalls Dry Dog Food (FoodConsumer.org)
TB Case Flags Policy Vacuum for Keeping Patients in U.S. (Congressional Quarterly)
Sick Genes (Scientific American)
Transplant Team Killed, Organ Lost in Plane Crash (Washington Post)
Veternas' Benefits System Needs Overhaul, Panel Says (New York Times)
NYC Man Claims Drink Caused Big Problem (Washington Post)

June 7, 2007
Your Guide to Fibroid Fixes (CNN)
Doctor Says Avandia Maker Intimidated Him (Washington Post)
FDA Issues Strictest Warning on Two Diabetes Drugs (New York Times)
HIV Drug Contamination Threat Probed (Melbourne Press Herald)
Scientists: Finding Mimics Embryonic Stem Cells (CNN)
Doctor Says He Was Assailed for Challenging Drug's Safety (New York Times)
Medicaid Wait Rising For Virginia Children, Study Says (Washington Post)
Researchers Detect Variations in DNA That Underlie Seven Common Diseases (New York Times)
Scientists Use Skin to Create Stem Cells (Washington Post)
Cancer Drug Winners and Losers (Forbes)
TB Patient Gives His Account to Congress (New York Times)
A Little-Known Syndrome Comes Into Focus (USA Today)
For Hikers in a Hurry to Get Fit Fast (New York Times)

June 6, 2007
Glaxo: Diabetes Pill Does Not Raise Heart Risk (USA Today)
Newest Avandia Study Not Reassuring (Houston Chronicle)
New AIDS Cases in Africa Outpace Gains (New York Times)
Folic Acid Does Not Prevent Colorectal Tumors New Study Suggests (Medical News Today)
Stem Cell Program Doles Out $50 Million (San Francisco Chronicle)
China Acts Over Poor Food Safety (BBC News)
Agency Warns of Surge in Drug-Resistant TB (New York Times)
Candidates Offer Modest Health Reforms for '08 (Reuters)

June 5, 2007
More Research That Second-Hand Smoke Harms Kids (Forbes)
Study: Liver Cancer Breakthrough Found (USA Today)
Study: Prostate Cancer Treatment Differs by Doctor (CNN)
Sicko? The Truth About the U.S. Health Care System (The Independent)
Q and A: Dangerous Nuts? (New York Times)
TB Scare Sparks Call for More Funds (USA Today)
Groups Seek Ban on Cleaning Chemicals (Los Angeles Times)
Nigeria Seeks $7 Million From Pfizer Over Drug Study (USA Today)
Low Testosterone Levels Linked to Increased Mortality (Forbes)
Doctor Says 'Golden Age' of Spinal Injury Treatments a Decade Away (Canada.com)

June 4, 2007
To Keep Babies Alive, Class Targets Middle Schoolers (CNN)
Not All Dieters Put the Pounds Back On (USA Today)
FTC to Sue in Bid to Stop Food Merger (New York Times)
Eye Infection Can Lead to Blindness (Indianapolis Star)
Cancer Survivors' Follow-Up Care Falls Short (USA Today)
Doing the Lumbar Fusion Dance (New York Times)
Black Women's Breast Cancer Survival Rate Lags (USA Today)
A Niche Strategy Now Under Stress (New York Times)

June 3, 2007
Studies: Some Alternatives May Fight Cancer (USA Today)
Eat to Live: Apple Juice Against Asthma (UPI)
Eat to Live: The High, Hidden Cost of Milk (UPI)
Quarantined TB Patinet: 'I Hope They Forgive Me' (USA Today)
Shark Cartilage, Not a Cancer Therapy (New York Times)
HealthSmarts: The Right Way to Get a Tan (UPI)
Priced Out of Pain Relief (San Francisco Chronicle)
'Sicko,' Castro and the '120 Years Club' (New York Times)

June 2, 2007
Tangle of Conflicting Accounts in TB Patient's Odyssey (New York Times)
The TB Trail (Chicago Tribune)
Health Care: Time for Universal Coverage? (Wall Street Journal)
Anemia Drug Study Review Shows Increased Health Risk (Reuters)
Back Surgery Can Quickly Relieve Pain (Forbes)
Toxic Toothpaste Made in China is Found in U.S. (New York Times)
Calls for Stricter U.S. Drug Safety Process (Voice of America)
Ex-Chief of China Food and Drug Unit Sentenced to Death for Graft (New York Times)
Home-Based Care Program Also Benefits the Insurer (Los Angeles Times)

June 1, 2007
Kidney-Donor TV Show a Hoax, Producers Admit (CNN)
Doctor Says Grug Maker Tried to Quash His Criticism of Avandia (New York Times)
EC Tackles Rising Obesity Epidemic (Medical News Today)
How the TB Scare Unfolded (CNN)
Release of Microbe Study Spurs Bioterror Worries (Washington Post)
FDA Still Unsettled in Wake of New Questions (New York Times)
Obama Would Tax Wealthy to Pay for Universal Health Care (CNN)
Genome of DNA Pioneer is Deciphered (New York Times)

May 31, 2007
Boneheads Busted in Brain Surgery Scam (New York Daily News)
Kevorkian Freed After Years in Prison for Assisting Suicide (New York Times)
Many Sleep Disorders Can Involve Sexual Disorders (Reuters)
Glaxo Case Puts FDA in Congressional Spotlight (Wall Street Journal)
Agent at Border, Aware, Let in Man with TB (New York Times)
Pricing of Anemia Drugs Probed (Washington Post)
Melamine from U.S. Put in Feed (New York Times)
Obama Calls for Wider and Less Expensive Health Care Coverage (New York Times)

May 30, 2007
Bush Requests $30 Billion to Fight AIDS (New York Times)
Salmonella in Peanut Butter Has Infected More Than 600 People (Medical News Today)
W.H.O. Seeks More AIDS Tests in Nations at Epidemic's Center (New York Times)
Doctors Warn of West Nile Dangers (Daily Herald)
For Those Who Sweat, Some Small Stuff (New York Times)
Folic Acid May Lower Stress Risk (WebMD)
Manufacturer of Risky Drug to Sell Shares (New York Times)
Sex While Asleep Not Just Dreamed Up (Forbes)
An Answer to Help Clear His Fog (New York Times)

May 29, 2007
Drug-Resistant Bugs on Rise Outside Hospital: Study (Reuters)
For the Tiniest Babies, the Closest Thing to a Cocoon (New York Times)
Virulent Bacteria Hits Poor (Chicago Tribune)
Study Confirms Heart Benefits of Whole Grains (Reuters)
Effective, Yes, But Is It Safe? A Drug's Risks (New York Times)
Contact Lens Solution Linked to Eye Infections (ConsumerAffairs.com)
Alcohol Labels Get Detailed in Britain (Washington Post)
Genome Researchers Find New Indicators of Breast Cancer Risk (New York Times)
Scientists Discover Four New Breast Cancer Genes (Medical News Today)

May 28, 2007
They Aced Get Healthy 101 (USA Today)
Blood of Bird Flu Victims Offers Treatment: Study (Reuters)
HPV Politics (Los Angeles Times)
Turning Off Suspect Gene Makes Mice Smarter (New York Times)
Indian HIV Patients Unite to Battle Fake AIDS Cures (Reuters)
Break a Confidence? Never. Well, Hardly Ever. (New York Times)
Enjoy the Sun But Avoid the Burn (Denver Post)
Consider the Pros and Cons of the New Birth Control Pill (U.S. News and World Report)
The Brain: Malleable, Capable, Vulnerable (New York Times)
Health Highlights (Forbes)