- Clinton Details Premium Cap in Health Plan
- The Murky Politics of Mind-Body
- Harvey Picker, 92, Pioneer in Patient-Centered Care, Is Dead
- When the Bully Sits in the Next Cubicle
- The Drug Scare That Exposed a World of Hurt
- Alaska Suit Against Lilly Is Settled
- Study Finds Many Patients Dissatisfied With Hospitals
- Trying Again After Recurrent Miscarriages
- Study Hints of Gene Link to Risk of Schizophrenia
- Recalling the Madness
- Patterns: Another Reason to Choose a Mate Wisely
- Singing and Fitness
- The Claim: A Fever in a Baby Is a Sign of Teething
- New Therapies Fight Phantom Noises of Tinnitus
- April Fool! The Purpose of Pranks
- Seeking Answers to Stop Another Stillbirth
- TB Declines, but the Toll Is Still ‘Severe’
- Am I Looking at a Malignant Melanoma?
- Torn by Fighting, Two Countries Fall Behind in Campaign Against Polio
- Seeking Answers to Stop Another Stillbirth
- Patterns: Another Reason to Choose a Mate Wisely
- April Fool! The Purpose of Pranks
- Am I Looking at a Malignant Melanoma?
- New Therapies Fight Phantom Noises of Tinnitus
- The Claim: A Fever in a Baby Is a Sign of Teething
- Singing and Fitness
- A Grim Tradition, and a Long Struggle to End It
- Empathy for the Brain, After Insult and Injury
- 60-Plus, Ripped, and Natural Competitors
- In Massachusetts, Universal Coverage Strains Care
- Health Database Was Set Up to Ignore ?Abortion?
- After War, Love Can Be a Battlefield
- Dr. Charlotte Tan, 84, Oncologist, Dies
- Sveltest Borough Award Goes to . . .
- Army Worried by Rising Stress of Return Tours to Iraq
- Drug Makers Near an Old Goal: A Legal Shield
- In Remote Eskimo Villages, Pockets of Third-World Problems
- Patterns: Heavy Burden for Infants Who Lack Sleep
- Escalator Injuries Rise in Older Adults
- California Hospital Faces Sanctions After Workers Wrongly Looked at Patient Records
- The Claim: IPods Can Interfere With Pacemakers
- A Disease That Allowed Torrents of Creativity
- Increasing Obesity Requires New Ambulance Equipment
- Upper West Side Couple Settles Suit Over a Neighbor?s Smoke
- Keeping Priorities Straight, Even at the End
- Vision: Study Sees Value in Older Cornea Donors
- My Daughters Are Fine, but I'll Never Be the Same
- Children: Heredity May Figure Into Breech Deliveries
- Heading Off a Cold
- Potential for Harm in Dietary Supplements
- In Shift to Digital, More Repeat Mammograms
- The Flutter Over Heart Rate
- Putting the Best Face on Cosmetic Surgeons
- Heparin Is Now Suspected in 62 Fatalities Across U.S.
- Mumps Outbreak Prompts Questions
- Public Forum to Address Safety Issues on Vaccines
- Rethinking an Old Ailment: Enlarged Prostate
- Poison Pill
- For Housewives, She?s the Hot Ticket
- The Cure
- On the Retail Frontier, Another Shop in SoHo for the Person Who Has Everything
- Co-Payments Go Way Up for Drugs With High Prices
- Patterns: Dyslexia as Different as Day and Night
- Desperate to Cry, Desperate Not To
- Raves (Yes, It's True) for New Hearing Aid
- Germany: Marijuana Smokers Were Poisoned With Lead in Leipzig
- The Claim: Being Left-Handed Adds to the Risk of Migraines
- Dengue Outbreak Sweeps Through Rio
- Let the Sunshine In
- Alternatives for the Final Disposition
- Who Are We? Coming of Age on Antidepressants
- Open Wide: Pioneer Dentist Gets His Due
- Panel's Bipartisan View: F.D.A. Is Underfinanced
- French Bill Takes Chic Out of Being Too Thin
- New Calculator Factors Chances for Very Premature Infants
- Changing Speeds to Go the Distance
- A Jump in Doctor Visits and Deaths in Flu Season
- Nurse Union Wins Order to Restrain Rival Union
- Nearly a Fifth of War Veterans Report Mental Disorders, a Private Study Finds
- When an Upset Stomach Roils Your Trip
- Warning on Storage of Health Records
- President Is Rebuffed on Program for Children
- No Fortissimo? Symphony Told to Keep It Down
- Before Medicare, Sticker Shock and Rejection
- States Look to Tobacco Tax for Budget Holes
- Jerome H. Grossman, Health Care Policy Expert, Is Dead at 68
- Nostrums: Testosterone and Sex Drive in Women
- A Holiday From Illness, All Too Fleeting
- Donor Attention-Deficit Disorder? Phony Press Release Is Joke, Sort Of
- Expressing Our Individuality, the Way E. Coli Do
- Many Possible Routes to the Goal of 120/80
- Hypertension: In Retreat, but Hardly Vanquished
- Life Expectancy Is Declining in Some Pockets of the Country
- A Hard Plastic Is Raising Hard Questions
- The Claim: During a Seizure, You Can Swallow Your Tongue
- At Bedside, Stay Stoic or Display Emotions?
- At 60, He Learned to Sing So He Could Learn to Talk
- In Federal Suit, 2 Views of Veterans' Health Care
- F.D.A. Identifies Tainted Heparin in 11 Countries
- Working While Chronically Ill
- Italy: Rise in Doctors Refusing to Perform Abortions
- Cheating Starts Before the Race Does
- In a Perfect World, Rosacea Remains a Problem
- As Economy Slows, So Do Laser Eye Surgeries
- Congress Near Deal on Genetic Test Bias Bill
- Tyson Told to End an Antibiotic Claim
- How to Live Longer Without Really Trying
- Court Delays Posting of Calories
- Drug Executive Is Indicted on Secret Deal
- A New View on the Roots of Itchy Skin
- Scanner to Find Fatty Deposits in Vessels Is Approved
- M. Lois Murphy, 91, Dies; Leader in Cancer Research
- The Short End of the Longer Life
- Group Urges Ban on Medical Giveaways
- Michael White, 59, Dies; Used Stories as Therapy
- Dental Clinics, Meeting a Need With No Dentist
- Insurer Says Economy Has Dented Its Prospects
- Hazards: Gymnastics Grades High in Injuries, Too
- Glaxo Says Compound in Wine May Fight Aging
- Sexual Advances
- Prevention: So Many Mosquitoes, Only So Many Nets
- Sticker Shock in the Organic Aisles
- Memory Training Shown to Turn Up Brainpower
- You Name It, and Exercise Helps It
- A Genetics Pioneer Sees a Bright Future, Cautiously
- Nostrums: Study Critiques Antioxidant Supplements
- Cherry Tomatoes Get a Seawater Boost
- Perceptions: Go Ahead, Put the Water Bottle Down
- The Claim: Tilt Your Head Back to Treat a Nosebleed
- Genes Explain Race Disparity in Response to a Heart Drug
- Aging: Depression Tied to Alzheimer's
- Quieting the Demons and Giving Art a Voice
- College's High Cost, Before You Even Apply
- A Great Pox's Greatest Feat: Staying Alive
- Study Warns Job Losses Will Strain Government Health Programs
- In Hepatitis Trends, Good News and Bad
- William H. Stewart Is Dead at 86; Put First Warnings on Cigarette Packs
- Heparin Contamination May Have Been Deliberate, F.D.A. Says
- Patent Law Battle a Boon to Lobbyists
- Albert Hofmann, the Father of LSD, Dies at 102
- Federal Money in Health Care Plan From McCain
- Lewis Gibson, Cystic Fibrosis Expert, Dies at 80
- Drug From Genentech and Biogen Fails as a Lupus Treatment
- Philippines Bans Kidney Transplants for Foreigners
- For 100 Iraqi Doctors, a Return to Normal
- Cycling Success Measured in Frequent-Flier Miles
- McCain Health Plan Could Mean Higher Tax
- States Limit Costly Sites for Cancer Radiation
- More Mothers Breast-Feed, in First Months at Least
- Sickened by the Office (Really)
- Congress Passes Bill to Bar Bias Based on Genes
- Measles in U.S. at Highest Level Since 2001
- Virus Kills 22 Children in Eastern China
- Boomers, Exercise Your Brains, or Else You'll...Uh...
- Researchers Find That Fat Cells Die and Are Replaced With New Ones
- States Look to Rein In Private Medicare Plans
- Blocking the Transmission of Violence
- Even the Insured Feel Strain of Health Costs
- A Latter-Day Gehrig Survives, and He Demands to Be Heard
- Prepping Robots to Perform Surgery
- A Psychedelic 'Problem Child' Comes Full Circle
- A Mind-Altering Drug Altered a Culture as Well
- Can You Become a Creature of New Habits?
- The Lost Supermarket: A Breed in Need of Replenishment
- For the Elderly, Being Heard About Life's End
- For Physician Assistant, Empathy Goes Two Ways
- Lasers May Treat Cancers of the Larynx
- E.R.'s Are Busy, but Fewer Patients Are Uninsured
- Forcing Sobriety, However Imperfectly
- Blood Pressure Is Most Lethal in Poor and Middle-Income Countries
- I'm Not Lying, I'm Telling a Future Truth. Really.
- The Claim: Running Outdoors Burns More Calories
- Patterns: Serious Message in a Seductive Voice
- Redefining Disease, Genes and All
- Prognosis: Kidney Decline Difficult to Stop
- The Growing Wave of Teenage Self-Injury
- Perceptions: Whom to Believe? Children Find Out Early
- Evidence a High-Fat Diet Works to Treat Epilepsy
- Some Diabetics Don't Have What They Thought They Had
- State Watch for 2 Percent of Doctors
- $271 Million for Research on Stem Cells in California
- For Peak Performance, 3 Is Not Better Than 1
- The Uneven Playing Field
- Hard Sell to Medicare Insurance Buyers Would Get Softer Under New Rules
- 'Mad Pride' Fights a Stigma
- That Must Be Bob at the Door. I Hear His New Hip Squeaking.
- Gut-Wrenching
- Chronicle of a Death Foretold
- A Funhouse Floating in a Korean Spa
- Accepting the Costs of a Life in Football
- How to Be Smarter
- Drug Promises to Restore Sensation After Dental Visit
- A Surgeon's Path From Migrant Fields to Operating Room
- Engineering by Scientists on Embryo Stirs Criticism
- Cigarette Bill Treats Menthol With Leniency
- Northwest Fishery Posts Highest Fatality Rate
- A Guided Tour of Your Body
- Oral Cancer in Men Associated With HPV
- Murray Jarvik, 84, Whose Research Helped Lead to Nicotine Patch, Dies
- Court Hears More Claims of Vaccine-Autism Link
- New Advice for Surgery on the Knees
- More Than an Exercise in Vanity
- Back Pain Eludes Perfect Solutions
- For Men, Relief in Sight
- There's More to Ears Than Just Wax
- Reducing Your Risk for Breast Cancer
- A Guided Tour of Your Body
- Eating Your Way to a Sturdy Heart
- Watch Your Girth
- Think of Your Poor Feet
- The Claim: You Should Breathe Into a Paper Bag if You're Hyperventilating
- Mosquito Thrives; So Does Dengue Fever
- Nutrition: Breast-Feeding Tied to Intelligence
- A Child, a Bizarre Tumor and a Perilous Operation
- In Delusions of Romance, Genuine Comfort
- Rough Transition to a New Asthma Inhaler
- Having a Baby: Mother's Touch Helps Cut Newborns' Pain
- Fake Malaria Drugs Emerging in Vulnerable Countries in Africa
- Vision: Vitamin E Benefit for Cataracts in Dispute
- Applying a Balm to the Years
- For the Disabled, Age 18 Brings Difficult Choices
- F.D.A. Chief Writes Congress for Money
- Study Links Rise in Mastectomies to M.R.I. Detection




