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Stress, anxiety, fatigue and other psychosocial characteristics may influence the food choices women make during pregnancy

Stress, anxiety, fatigue and other psychosocial characteristics may influence the food choices women make during pregnancy

A drug used to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV-1 induces resistance more often than previously thought

A drug used to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV-1 induces resistance more often than previously thought

HIV deaths drop 90 percent among African-American IDUs who are given access to combination drug therapy

HIV deaths drop 90 percent among African-American IDUs who are given access to combination drug therapy

Short term high pollution concentrations linked to dangerous heart arrhythmias

Short term high pollution concentrations linked to dangerous heart arrhythmias

Choose life: putting some extra marketing spin on public health

Choose life: putting some extra marketing spin on public health

New clue to understanding how fatty acids work in the brain

New clue to understanding how fatty acids work in the brain

Homicide-suicide among the elderly an emerging public health concern

Homicide-suicide among the elderly an emerging public health concern

UMHS study finds premium rates affect where ob/gyns choose to practice

UMHS study finds premium rates affect where ob/gyns choose to practice

Tobacco companies designed cigarettes "to addict women"

Tobacco companies designed cigarettes "to addict women"

Nearly one out of two visits to a doctor's office for help with a sleep disorder result in the prescription of potentially addictive medications

Nearly one out of two visits to a doctor's office for help with a sleep disorder result in the prescription of potentially addictive medications

Diabetics more sensitive to cardiovascular effects from air pollution

Diabetics more sensitive to cardiovascular effects from air pollution

African HIV subtypes identified in Minnesota

African HIV subtypes identified in Minnesota

BMA Scotland response to McTear v Imperial Tobacco verdict

BMA Scotland response to McTear v Imperial Tobacco verdict

Over 3,000 lives lost because of blood bungle by Canadian Red Cross

Over 3,000 lives lost because of blood bungle by Canadian Red Cross

Tobacco companies used psychological means to deliberately target women

Tobacco companies used psychological means to deliberately target women

Ibuprofen use is associated with an increased risk of breast cancer

Ibuprofen use is associated with an increased risk of breast cancer

Survey shows sexual health important component of overall well being for midlife and beyond

Survey shows sexual health important component of overall well being for midlife and beyond

World Health Organization initiative to develop consensus guidelines to improve health information systems

World Health Organization initiative to develop consensus guidelines to improve health information systems

Latest patterns of medication use in the U.S.

Latest patterns of medication use in the U.S.

Breastfeeding is as good for children's blood pressure as exercise and dietary salt restriction

Breastfeeding is as good for children's blood pressure as exercise and dietary salt restriction

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