 Study Links Kids, Fast Food and Weight |
| More Effort Needed To Stop HIV Passing To Babies, Study Says |
| New Tests Suggest China Patient May Have SARS |
| U.S. Government Announces Ban on Ephedra |
| USDA Stands by Mad Cow Detection System |
| Japan: Transfusion Recipient Gets Tainted Blood |
| CDC head calls flu outbreak 'epidemic' |
| World Health Report: Health for All Remains the Goal |
| Hope for a better malaria vaccine |
| Virus merger 'may explain Sars' |
| HHS: Disease Surveillance System U.S.-Mexico Border |
| How Climate Change Impacts on Health |
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| Test Pinpoints Multiple Sclerosis Progression |
| An Orange a Day Can Keep Some Cancers Away, According to Study |
| Study Says U.S. Not Ready for SARS Outbreak |
| AIDS Orphans 11 Million Youths in Africa |
| Report: Asian AIDS Epidemic Is Worsening |
| Infant Diarrhea Vaccine To Be Tested In Latin America |
| Doctors Look at 'Chronic Daily Headaches' |
| Panel Says Cooperation Needed on Drugs |
| Report: AIDS spreading in Latin American population |
| Last Decade Saw Rise in Large Breast Cancer Tumors |
| Survey Of 15 Countries On AIDS Finds Ignorance, Fear |
| Health Experts Fear Reemergence of SARS Virus |
| Report: AIDS Discrimination Is Widespread |
| Trials Seen Needed for Anti-Aging Testosterone |
| Anti-Smoking Programs Underfunded, Group Says |
| Exercise May Reverse Heart Disease in Obese Kids |
| Group Seeks to Curb Promoting Junk Food to Kids |
| WHO and FAO announce global initiative to promote consumption of fruit and vegetables |
| Cholesterol Treats Heart Disease |
| Fatigue, Sleep Woes May be Heart Attack Warnings |
| Brazil to Offer Massive, Free AIDS Testing
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| Domestic cats 'can harbor SARS' |
| CDC Focuses on Public Health Threats |
| Training Program in Research Ethics in the Americas, Buenos Aires, Argentina, April 15 - November 15, 2004 |
| OAS Leaders Forge New Security Agenda
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| AIDS Plan Would Cut Drug Costs For Poor
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| African American Health Disparities: A Closer Look at Diabetes, Influenza and Domestic Violence
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| Fourteen Grand Challenges in Global Health Announced in $200 Million Initiative |
| Maternal deaths disproportionately high in developing countries |
| WHO: No evidence SARS is airborne |
| NGOs Are Called to Submit Proposals on Tobacco Control |
| Report: Fat Americans getting even fatter |
| TB workforce crisis a major obstacle to treatment success |
| Breast Cancer Drug Reduces Relapse Risk |
| Good night's sleep may rescue memories |
| Medicine Nobel honors work on diagnostic MRI |
| Diabetes, obesity on rise in U.S. |
| Canadians Report Potential SARS Vaccine |
| Mold in the home: Health hazard or hype? |
| Drinking Tea May Lower Bad Cholesterol - USDA Study |
| WHO publishes results of largest-ever global collaboration on heart disease |
| High Blood Pressure, Low Memory? |
| More Children Beat Cancer But Suffer After-Effects |
| New Drug Seems Safe, Effective for Bipolar Mania |
| Experts Say Oversized Food Portions Raise Cancer Risk |
| Natural Disasters: The Latest on Hurricane Isabel |
| How to Protect Yourself in Case of a Terrorist Attack |
| Early Nicotine Use May Lead to Lasting Addiction, Study Finds |
| Genetically Modified Bacteria to Battle HIV |
| Children Taking Fewer Antibiotics in the United States |
| Researchers: Extra Hormone Cuts Appetite by a Third |
| Progress Shown in Death Rates From Four Leading Cancers. Decline in Overall Mortality Has Slowed |
| UNAIDS Welcomes Agreement to Make Medicines Accessible to Developing Countries |
| Health Education: Health-Promoting Schools Initiative in the Americas |
| Good news for people with hypertension: Blood pressure drops as weight comes off. |
| Simple Statistical Method Could Predict Prostate Cancer Risk, Avoid an Unnecessary Biopsy. |
| The International Diabetes Federation says over 300 million people risk developing this disease |
| AIDS has left over 14,000 children with no parents in Honduras, says the UN. (In Spanish) |
| Newsletter for Indigenous People - Vol. 1, Ed. 1, June 2003: Healing our Spirit Worldwide |
| New PAHO E-books Collection Offers Readers Variety and Ease |
| WinSIG: PAHO develops Management Information System for Windows. |
| Call for Nominations: The Clarence H. Moore Award for Voluntary Service |
| Applications Being Accepted for Masters and Residence Program in Pharmaceutical Economics and Policy |
| PAHO to Host International Meeting on Hospitals in Disasers July 8-10. |
| Call for Nominations: 2003 Fred L. Soper Award for Excellence in Health Literature |
| Deadline Extended on Nominations for the 2003 Manuel Velasco-Suárez Award in Bioethics |
| New PAHO Book Provides a Voice against Violence |
| New PAHO Book Explains Influence of Individual and Social Behaviors on Disease and Disability |
| Results of Competition: Graduate Thesis Grants in Public Health, First Round 2003 |
| CRICS6: Conclusions and Recommendations. |
| Making Environments Safe for Children, Advance of the AIDS Epidemic, and Community Public Health Featured in Latest Issue of Perspectives in Health |
| The World No Tobacco Day theme for 2003 is “Tobacco free film. Tobacco free fashion. Action!“ |
| World No Tobacco Day Focuses on Smoking in Films |
| PAHO "Revista/Journal" Soliciting Manuscripts for 2003 |
| SARS Discussion Scheduled for May 15 at PAHO Headquarters |
| 2003 Abraham Horwitz Award for Inter-American Health |
| Obesity in Costa Rican Children: Today’s Concern, Tomorrow’s Health Burden |
| The PAHO Epidemiological Bulletin |
| Special Issue of PAHO Journal Highlights Blood Services in the Americas |
| This Year We Celebrate the Third World Veterinary Day |
| Health in the Americas Week Kicks Off April 7 |
| Let’s Celebrate “World Health Day” and “Health in the Americas Week” |
| New Study Shows Enormous Burden of Diabetes |
| Call for Research Proposals on Chagas Disease |
| PAHO’s New Director Outlines Policy Orientation |
| Tuberculosis Remains Serious Health Problem in Americas, Experts say on World TB Day |
| PAHO Warns On Pneumonia, Urges Surveillance in the Americas |
| This Year, World Health Day is for Children |
| 2003 Abraham Horwitz Award for Inter-American Health |
| Four Months since Reports of Transmission of D9 Measles Virus in Western Hemisphere |
| Creating Tools to Reduce Inequities |
| PAHO, France sign agreement on HIV/AIDS in the Caribbean |
| Alliances sought to prevent growing social violence |
| PAHO supports project to improve attention in Hospital Escuela of Tegucigalpa |
| Radiation: benefits and dangers |
| Download the New PAHO Publications Catalog |
| Japan Participating Actively in the Fight Against Chagas’ Disease |
| National Blood Systems Urged to Improve Quality and Access |
| World Health Day 2003 Web Page Launched |
| Central America to be Declared Free of Cholera, PAHO Director Says |
| Grants Offered to Research Social Protection in Health |
| PAHO’s Director to Help Inaugurate New Research Center in El Salvador |
| PAHO and International Organization for Migration Agree to Work Together on Health of Migrants and Refugees |
| Latin American Projects Honored at Conference on Globalization and Equity |
| PAHO Today, Special Edition: Inauguration of New PAHO Director |
| Prices of AIDS drugs in Central America cut more than half |
| Dr. Mirta Roses Sets Commitments as New Director of PAHO |
| PAHO Today - January 2003 Edition |
| Dr. Mirta Roses Takes Office As PAHO Director |
| Thousands of Maternal Deaths are Preventable with Good Prenatal Care |
| Mary Perez de Marranzini of Dominican Republic Wins the 2002 Clarence Moore Award |
| New PAHO Publication on Diabetes Education Launched |
| Earthquake in Mexico |
| Diabetes Education in Latin America and the Caribbean Profiled |
| PAHO “Revista/Journal” Article Receives National Award in Cuba |
| Pesticide Poisoning Much Underreported in Central America |
| Secrets of Longevity, World Obesity Epidemic, and Traditional Medicine Featured In Latest Issue of Perspectives in Health Magazine |
| Extending Health Coverage to Millions of People in the Americas is a Challenge |
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