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Health News Archives for June 5, 2006

Medicaid recipients will need citizenship
Jun 5 2006 5:13PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - Tens of millions of low-income Americans will soon have to show their birth certificates or U.S. passports if they want to obtain health care through their state Medicaid programs.
 
Formerly conjoined twins leave hospital
Jun 5 2006 5:03PM (CT)
ROCHESTER, Minn. (AP) - The Mayo Clinic said a joyful farewell Monday to Abbigail and Isabelle Carlsen, who arrived as conjoined twins and are going home as healthy, separate 6-month-old girls.
 
Study: sperm quality declines with age
Jun 5 2006 4:08PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - It isn't only women who face a ticking biological clock when planning parenthood.
 
FDA clears restricted return of MS drug
Jun 5 2006 2:57PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - A multiple sclerosis drug pulled from the market last year because of a rare but life-threatening side effect will return under a restricted distribution program, health officials said Monday.
 
Experimental drug delays breast cancer
Jun 5 2006 8:50AM (CT)
ATLANTA (AP) - Women with advanced breast cancer soon may have another treatment option: A novel experimental drug delayed the growth of tumors nearly twice as long as standard chemotherapy did in patients who had stopped responding to Herceptin, doctors reported Saturday.
 
Drugs hold promise in kidney cancer fight
Jun 5 2006 7:40AM (CT)
ATLANTA (AP) - For decades, it has been one of cancer's great mysteries: Why do about 4 percent of kidney tumors spontaneously disappear?
 
Strict parenting linked to overweight kids
Jun 5 2006 4:02AM (CT)
CHICAGO (AP) - "Clean your plate or else!" and other authoritarian approaches to parenting can lead to overweight children, a new study finds.
 
17 pct. at 2 schools practice self-abuse
Jun 5 2006 12:29AM (CT)
CHICAGO (AP) - Nearly 1 in 5 students at two Ivy League schools say they have purposely injured themselves by cutting, burning or other methods, a disturbing phenomenon that psychologists say they are hearing about more often.
 
   

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