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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Friday, October 20, 2006

Oct 20, 2006 - 'Flex' Training Can Boost Number of Surgeons
Oct 20, 2006 - Anti-acid supplement boosts bone mass
Oct 20, 2006 - Antibiotics Only Help With Some Ear Infections
Oct 20, 2006 - Decaf coffee may still pack a mini-caffeine punch
Oct 20, 2006 - Depression tied to poor asthma therapy adherence
Oct 20, 2006 - Drug-Induced Labor Carries Risk of Rare But Dangerous Complication
Oct 20, 2006 - High bread consumption tied to kidney cancer
Oct 20, 2006 - Inosiplex may be useful for genital warts
Oct 20, 2006 - New Hemorrhoid Therapy Comes With Risk
Oct 20, 2006 - Prevent infection first, U.S. agency urges hospitals
Oct 20, 2006 - U.S. agency warns about fake diabetes "cures"
Oct 20, 2006 - Watch the Volume on Your iPod
Oct 20, 2006 - Widely Used Diabetes Drug May Not Work
Oct 20, 2006 - Antibiotics Only Help With Some Ear Infections
Oct 20, 2006 - Study Sparks Debate on Ritalin Use in Preschoolers
Oct 20, 2006 - Breast Cancer Experts Urge Funding for Minority Screenings
Oct 20, 2006 - Bread-Heavy Diet Linked to Kidney Cancer
Oct 20, 2006 - Beachgoers Accurately Report Sun-Protection Habits
Oct 20, 2006 - Drug-Induced Labor Carries Risk of Rare But Dangerous Complication
Oct 20, 2006 - Widely Used Diabetes Drug May Not Work
Oct 20, 2006 - Breakthrough Cancer Drug Gleevec Gets Heart Precaution
Oct 20, 2006 - Health Tip: If Someone Is Having a Heart Attack
Oct 20, 2006 - Watch the Volume on Your iPod
Oct 20, 2006 - New Hemorrhoid Therapy Comes With Risk
Oct 20, 2006 - 'Flex' Training Can Boost Number of Surgeons
Oct 20, 2006 - Health Tip: Feeding Your Baby
Oct 20, 2006 - Health Highlights: Oct. 20, 2006

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