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-	Daytime dozing may up stroke risk for elderly
-	Better education may better fend off memory loss
-	Big leap forward on stem cell harvests
-	Human stem cells might treat, even cure diabetes
-	Vietnamese man might die from bird flu

-	AIDS prevention lesson amid cement and steel
-	Shanghai welcomes 700 rodents
-	Nationwide program to combat HIV/AIDS
-	Researchers create first chikungunya animal model
-	WHO announces end of Ebola outbreak in Uganda

-	WHO alarms HIV infection among TB patients
-	3 more provinces in Vietnam report bird flu outbreaks
-	Laser can detect cancer, asthma via breath samples
-	AIDS prevention policy for gay population
-	Music helps stroke patients recover faster

-	Heart attacks more deadly at night, on weekend
-	Net addicts need help from school and home
-	All strain, no gain?
-	Diabetes becoming 'major problem'
-	New bird flu outbreak confirmed in Tibet

-	Vaccination drive boosted to 15 diseases
-	China to work with BioMerieux on anti-infection network
-	British scientists to use stem cell mending bone fractures
-	Uruguay recommends yellow fever vaccine for visitors to Paraguay, Brazil
-	Vaginal gel, safe, but fails to stop HIV infection

-	China confirms new human bird flu case
-	British scientists developing spinal injury treatment
-	Stress could lead to cervical cancer
-	Oriental Magpie Robin tests positive for H5N1 virus in HK
-	City doctors give up good life for a worthy cause

-	China to expand rural healthcare system
-	Vietnam reports additional bird flu fatality
-	California seeks to track 'superbug' cases
-	British scientists discover allergy-triggering molecule
-	National emergency declared in Paraguay due to yellow fever

-	China to set up anti-smoking clinics
-	UK doctors warn against illegal skin whitening creams
-	Asia faces grave situation of bird flu outbreak
-	'Choking game' kills in US
-	Paclitaxel-coated balloon keeps leg arteries open longer

-	Gray heron tests positive for H5N1 virus in HK
-	Vietnamese man dies from bird flu
-	Britain identifies new bluetongue case
-	High smoking deaths alarm health warning in India
-	Brazil reports new yellow fever death

-	Male nurses scarce in China, despite many looking for work
-	Japan's HIV infections hit record high in 2007
-	Love good for heart, says cardiologist
-	Americans spend more to ease back, neck pain
-	Fentanyl patches recalled for flaw

-	Spouse's health may be affected by partner's sickness
-	Beijing women smoking more
-	Localities urged to be alert to animal epidemics
-	Study: Acupuncture may boost pregnancy
-	Singapore reports 13th chikungunya case

-	Spread of bird flu in Pakistan under control
-	Paraguay declares state of emergency after 1st yellow fever death
-	Study: baby products contain harmful chemical
-	Bird flu kills 103 out of 126 cases in Indonesia
-	Only fools rush brushing, say dentists

-	Why wearing stilettos could boost your sex life
-	Hospital transplants heart, liver, kidney into same patient
-	Dialysis patients: allergic reactions from blood thinner
-	Phthalates found in high levels in baby products in US
-	US largest outbreak of treatment-related allergic reactions in dialysis

-	Using cellphones at bedtime unhealthy
-	Women with larger breasts 'have higher diabetes risk'
-	Hospital transplants heart, liver, kidney into same patient
-	Expert urges prevention of epidemics outbreaks in snow-hit areas
-	Double dipping your chip isn't hip

-	Australian women drink more than expected
-	HPV also blamed for oral cancer in men
-	Nepali gov't directed to prevent bird flu
-	FDA warns of anti-smoking Chantix' psychiatric risk
-	Better nutrition in childhood, higher pay when grown up

-	Inspectors promise to improve drug safety
-	Magnesium can prevent premature baby's cerebral palsy
-	FDA: Epilepsy drugs may raise suicide risk
-	Study: all blue-eyed people have common ancestor
-	Scientists tell why scratching brings relief

Ministry Press Releases

-	Health Ministry plans to improve rural sanitation
-	China to expand urban medical aid system
-	Manufacturers urged to use nutrition labels
-	Public health incidents kill 515 in 2007
-	Infectious diseases claim 1,000 lives in Dec.

TCM

-	Traditional medicines not always the tonic
-	TCM trial aimed to help prevent diseases
-	Experts agree global language of TCM
-	You need moxie to try moxibustion
-	Acupuncture used during heart surgery

Diet & Nutrition

-	It boils down to this: eggs really are good for you
-	Sugary drinks raise risk of gout in men
-	Eating broccoli may help fight heart disease
-	Eat radishes, skip the pharmacy
-	How to cook your catch

Researchers worldwide have discovered that eating fish regularly - one or two serves weekly - may reduce the risk of diseases ranging from childhood asthma to prostate cancer.

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