Diabetic treatment too much, patients say Houston Chronicle - By DEBORAH L. SHELTON The retired Chicago UPS driver was diagnosed with Type II diabetes 15 years ago and was supposed to start giving himself insulin injections two years ago. Burden Of Care Rivals Complications Of Disease For Some Diabetics Daily diabetes care a burden for many |
 San Diego Union Tribune | New UW institute aims to regenerate the field here Seattle Post Intelligencer - By TOM PAULSON Imagine injecting a heart attack victim with cells that can immediately rebuild the damaged heart, regenerating a damaged spinal cord to restore movement to a paralytic or curing a disorder such as Parkinson's by transplanting cells to ... Stem cell breakthrough? Three most recent discussions |
 SpiritIndia | Men on 'the pill'? It's a possibility Press of Atlantic City - By CAROL M. OSTROM The Seattle Times SEATTLE - At a conference of researchers looking at the future of male contraception, some nagging concerns poke through the fog of scientific jargon. Male Birth Control might be on the market soon Conference Reveals Promising Options for Male Contraception |
 KOMO | FDA might ban cold and cough medicines for kids KOMO - By Molly Shen The Food and Drug Administration could ban cold and cough medicines for kids, saying they might not work and could even be dangerous. Paediatricians want cough medicine ban FDA officials: Cold meds not for kids |
 WTVH | Think before taking multivitamins Times of India - Men need to be cautious about taking multivitamins more than once a day, for a new study has found doing so may increase the risk of prostrate cancer. Men 50-plus would be covered for prostate cancer tests: Liberals Excessive multivitamins may be harmful |