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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Monday, January 30, 2006

Jan 30, 2006 - Alcohol underestimated as cancer cause: scientists
Jan 30, 2006 - Bird flu not a top concern of Americans: survey
Jan 30, 2006 - First inhaled insulin will be available soon
Jan 30, 2006 - Floods and drought boost global disasters in 2005
Jan 30, 2006 - Healthy diet combats high blood pressure
Jan 30, 2006 - Hormone aids conception in women with endometriosis
Jan 30, 2006 - Iraq says dead teenager had bird flu
Jan 30, 2006 - New human virus linked to obesity in animals
Jan 30, 2006 - Protein helps body fight off Legionnaire's disease
Jan 30, 2006 - Sleep problems common among kids with headache
Jan 30, 2006 - U.S. primary care near collapse, physicians warn
Jan 30, 2006 - Vaccine against biowarfare agent shows promise
Jan 30, 2006 - White blood cell count linked to cancer mortality
Jan 30, 2006 - Muscle Stem Cells Transformed Into Cartilage
Jan 30, 2006 - Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs May Fight Rheumatoid Arthritis
Jan 30, 2006 - Birth Defects Affect More Than 8 Million Children Annually
Jan 30, 2006 - Scientists Spot Mad Cow Protein's 'Good Side'
Jan 30, 2006 - Health Tip: Can Green Tea Prevent Cancer?
Jan 30, 2006 - Cancer Screening Rates Remain Unchanged
Jan 30, 2006 - Fatalism, Ignorance Keep Many From Needed Cancer Checks
Jan 30, 2006 - Drops Better than Pills for Chronic Ear Infections
Jan 30, 2006 - Obesity Might Be Catching
Jan 30, 2006 - Pilot Test of Ricin Vaccine Successful
Jan 30, 2006 - Popular Heartburn Drugs Help Fight Peptic Ulcers
Jan 30, 2006 - Health Tip: Will I Go Bald?
Jan 30, 2006 - Ice Skating Injuries a Slippery Problem
Jan 30, 2006 - Health Highlights: Jan. 30, 2006

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