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July 2005 Audio Reports
According to the latest results from the Women's Health Initiative, symptoms can return when women stop taking menopausal hormone therapy.
The National Institute on Aging offers tips on how older people can prevent, detect, and treat health problems resulting from summertime heat.
A government report shows young children are more likey to get needed immunizations.
The adolescent birth rate has reached another record low. Children are less likely to die in the first four years of life. And, elementary-school-age children are scoring better in math. Those are among the main findings of the just-released report, "America's Children: Key National Indicators of Well-Being, 2005" — which was compiled by the Federal Interagency Forum on Child and Family Statistics.
A recently released report called "America's Children: Key National Indicators of Well-Being 2005" indicates that nearly five percent — or an estimated 2-point-7 million children, are reported by their parents to suffer from definite or severe emotional or behavioral difficulties.
To help overcome the primary obstacles to the development of an HIV vaccine, the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases has announced funding for the creation of the Center for HIV/AIDS Vaccine Immunology, or "CHAVI".
A new monthly publication from NIH is designed to bring all sorts of current health information to the public.
New results from the "Women's Health Study" show that vitamin E supplements do not protect women against cardiovascular disease, strokes, or cancer.
According to a new study, people who abuse illicit drugs are more likely to suffer from a variety of antisocial personality disorders.
The National Kidney Disease Education Program is urging families — especially African-American ones — to use summertime reunions to spread the word about kidney disease.
A promising new tuberculosis antibiotic, PA-824, is set to enter a clinical trial.
The director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences is asking both scientists and the public to contribute their thoughts on future research into how the environment influences human health. < Previous Month | Archive | Next Month >
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Menopause
Symptoms Can Return if Treatment Stopped