Attention, chocolate lovers: You may not be able to help yourselves. Swiss and British scientists have linked the widespread love of chocolate to a chemical "signature" that may be programmed into our metabolic systems.
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Tuesday, June 28, 2005

Jun 28, 2005 - Culture issues impede minority healthcare
Jun 28, 2005 - Rheutoid arthritis linked to heart disease
Jun 28, 2005 - Vascular grafts recalled
Jun 28, 2005 - Survey finds U.S. patients very trusting
Jun 28, 2005 - Vitamin C fails to prevent colds
Jun 28, 2005 - fMRI found helpful with brain surgery
Jun 28, 2005 - Info Reassures Men Who Think Their Penis Is Small
Jun 28, 2005 - Group Publishes Milk Toxin Study Over US Objection
Jun 28, 2005 - Does Weight Loss Up Death Risk for Obese People?
Jun 28, 2005 - Pancreas Transplant for Diabetes Improves Kidneys
Jun 28, 2005 - Obese Women Run Risk of Frailty in Old Age
Jun 28, 2005 - Ointment Eases Pain for Kids Getting An IV
Jun 28, 2005 - Ten More Cases of Polio in Indonesia, Who Reports
Jun 28, 2005 - Teens' Problem Behavior Linked to Later Trouble
Jun 28, 2005 - Colon Cancer Risk in US Varies by Race, Ethnicity
Jun 28, 2005 - U.S. Vaccine Works Against Lassa Fever in Monkeys
Jun 28, 2005 - Obesity Worsens Outcomes of Joint Surgery
Jun 28, 2005 - Straws May Save Soda Lovers' Teeth
Jun 28, 2005 - High Iron And Cholesterol Equals High Cancer Risk
Jun 28, 2005 - Early Twin Delivery May Reduce Stillbirth Risk
Jun 28, 2005 - Mother's Milk Helps Prevent Myopia - Study

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