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• The Louisiana Consumer Healthcare Coalition
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• Test Show That Red Bull Can Lead to Heart Trouble
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• Jeferrson Community Health Care
• Business of Art Summit with special host, Todd Mouton, of LPB's
• Something you can't Fathom!
• He's Pregnant?
• Mental health plans lie fallow
• Fewer breast patients may need chemo
• Christmas lights found with potentially unsafe levels of lead
• First rise in U.S. teen births since '91
• Report: U.S. teen births rise
• Depression, anorexia, childbirth affect sex life
• Study: Try honey for children's coughs
• Study: Immaturity may spark teen crime
• Mandela: Halting new HIV infections key
• The New Attention Deficit Disorder
• UNHEALTHY SITUATION
• More Young Americans Are Contracting HIV
• Prostate Cancer Treatments Often Compound Existing Health Problems
• Mold follows SUNO to new campus
• Six organizations have been awarded grants from the America’s New Orleans Fund to expand services for children with mild to moderate mental health illness,
• Human skin cells reprogrammed to act like stem cells
• Heart disease kills more women under 45
• Atty: Woman wasn't told donor was a risk
• Recovery czar nods to community clinics
• U.S. sets record in sexual disease cases
• Healthy Chocolate?
• 4 get AIDS virus from organ donor
• Grants focus on children's mental health
• Fighting fat and climate change
• Reform group takes pulse of La. health care quality
• Dieting hardest for emotional eaters: study
• Girl born with 8 limbs conscious, smiles
• Free health fairs offered
• Report: Abstinence programs don't work
• Swiss study has some surprises on marijuana use
• A quarter of adults clinically obese across 63 countries
• Staph infections putting local schools on edge
• Poll: Most OK birth control for schools
• HIV infection rate drops in Zimbabwe
• 'Superbug' concern at New York schools
• US schools wage war against obesity
• Fight over child health care persists
• Brain study: Sleepy, grumpy and ... primitive?
• Staph screening said may wipe out germ
• City to buy site for new VA hospital and be given old one
• Life with diabetes: Outliving the prognosis
• Free flu shots on Thursday
• Saving Millions of Children's Lives Is Possible
• Hospital to help sickle cell patients
• More tests urged on colds medicines
• Staph fatalities may exceed AIDS deaths
• Doctors discuss theories on aging brains
• Cancer death rates dropping fast
• Touro, Ochsner engage in healthy competition
• Infant cold medicines pulled off market
• Study: Statin helps prevent heart attack
• LA gets millions for HIV testing purposes
• Kids have trouble keeping weight off
• Black Women Get Less Breast Cancer Treatment
• Studies tout treating mini-strokes fast
• How to break bad eating habits
• Breast cancer chemo may damage heart
• Obesity a problem in HIV population
• Bush vetoes child health insurance plan
• Obesity may push U.S. health costs above Europe
• Doctors report on heart attacks in kids
• Study ties certain cancers, divorce rate
• Wal-Mart expands $4 drugs program
• Cancer walk gets going Saturday
• Study: Firms should help unhappy workers
• Health bus to provide free shots to residents
• ADA gives seal to Wrigley sugar-free gum
• Smoking ban clears the air in La. eateries
• Seniors balk at ban on free doughnuts
• Doctors to separate conjoined twins
• Study says soccer is better than jogging
• Gang member jailed for selling fake Viagra
• Officials say more should get flu shots
• E. coli fears spark lettuce recall
• Diabetics try new round-the-clock sensor
• Fewer sodas in school, industry says
• Get More by Doing Less
• MDs use experimental cooling on Everett
• Birth control pill may cut cancer risk: study
• Tangerine peel could help fight cancer
• Burger King unveils healthier kids menu
• 5 Medical Tests Every Woman Should Have:No matter what your age, here's how to make sure you're in good health
• Pregnant smokers may suffer depression
• FDA considers additional food labels
• Avoid school strain: Unstuff that backpack
• Heart attacks drop after Scottish smoking ban
• CDC: Suicide rate among U.S. girls soars
• Breast cancer more deadly in black women
• Prostate screenings offered
• Doctor warns consumers of popcorn fumes
• Fat toddlers at risk for iron deficiency
• Taboo stops pregnant women revealing baby worries: British survey
• Fresh spinach from California recalled
• Sexually transmitted wart virus increases mouth cancers
• Miss. ranked fattest state in nation
• New Noroviruses Boost Stomach Flu
• Morning-after pill sales jump as access eases
• WHO ties rising population, new diseases
• Two St. Bernard nursing home directors testify about evacuations
• Survey: Seniors have sex into 70s, 80s
• Puffer fish sold as salmon kills 15
• Sexuality after cancer treatment: What men can expect
• Kids' high blood pressure goes untreated
• How to manage your stress
• Study: Virus may contribute to obesity
• Stem Cell Research Petition Removed From Governor's Website
• Plain Soap as Good as Antibacterial
• Glaucoma Could Be Treated With Alzheimer's Drugs, New Study
• Fisher-Price recalling almost a million toys
• Local hospitals on life support, leaders to tell Congress Wednesday
• Dr. Anna Pou Reacts To Orleans Grand Jury Decision
• POST-KATRINA DEATH RATE IN NEW ORLEANS SHOWS SIGNIFICANT INCREASE
• Transition Tips for New Stay-At-Home and Working Moms
• Depression
• Ultrasound screening may catch ovarian cancer early
• Diabetes Cuts 8 Years Off Life
• Ten Ways to Support a Friend Facing Illness
• 11 Tips For Good Posture
• Tips for a Good Night Sleep
• Taking That First Step
• Female Personal Trainers on the Rise
• Cardio Fun
• Cancer’s Natural Enemy
• BBQ lovers may have higher breast cancer risk
• Eat Right and Feel Great!
• It Ain’t Easy Being Green/Strap In, Work Out
• Get Rid Of Cellulite Through Exercise
• Ad Limits Seen as Way to Curb Youth Smoking and Drinking
• Black Men and Diabetes: Preventing It, Managing It
• iabetes may have more DNA damage in their sperm, possibly hampering fertility, a preliminary study shows.
• Xavier Still Tops at Placing African American Students in Medical School
• Train Like An Athlete
• How to Improve Your Stamina
• Excersise To Add On Years
• Acupuncture, exercise help ease pregnancy pains
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• Sleepless in New Orleans
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• 54 Women's Group Sign Pledge to Help Eradicate AIDS in Black Americans
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