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  • Polio making a comeback
    News - 30 Jul 2006
    The World Health Organization (WHO) says increasing numbers of people around the world are vulnerable to polio because they have not been previously exposed to the disease.
  • Cognitive changes in kids
    News - 17 Jul 2006
    Children aged about four suddenly become capable of recognising that an object can be described differently depending on how it is viewed.
  • Birth of IVF baby to 62 year old mother causes controversy
    News - 9 Jul 2006
    The birth of a baby boy to a 62 year old mother following IVF treatment from Italian fertility expert Professor Severino Antinorihas has caused controversy in the UK.
  • Drink up! - coffee helps prevent diabetes
    News - 28 Jun 2006
    The latest research on the topic says coffee may help prevent diabetes.
  • FDA approves Prezista (darunavir)
    News - 26 Jun 2006
    FDA approves Prezista (darunavir), a new drug for adults whose infection with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) has not responded to treatment with other antiretroviral drugs.
  • Are we over-dosing on antibiotics?
    News - 12 Jun 2006
    Dutch researchers say that a three day course of antibiotics is just as effective as the usual seven to 10 days course when it comes to treating common pneumonia.
  • What is the optimal duration of antibiotic therapy?
    News - 8 Jun 2006
    Taking antibiotics for three days is just as effective for community acquired pneumonia as continuing treatment for the recommended 7-10 days, finds a study in this week's British Medical Journal.
  • New EU rules mean medicines will be developed just for children
    News - 4 Jun 2006
    In a rather worrying revelation it appears that fifty percent of the medicines currently used to treat children have only been tested on adults.
  • Spacers versus nebulisers for treatment of acute asthma
    News - 29 May 2006
    Two treatment methods for asthma attacks - spacers and nebulizers - are equally effective in staving off hospital admissions, a new review shows. However, at least for children, spacers mean shorter...
  • Researchers identify target of the widely prescribed antidepressant Prozac
    News - 23 May 2006
    Researchers at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory on Long Island have identified which among several different kinds of cells in the brain is the chief target of the widely prescribed antidepressant...

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