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0%	351.	ATT Worldnet - Health Oct. 31, 2007 -- Eleven percent of U.S. men have concurrent sex partners, meaning they are in more than one sexual relationship at a time, a new study shows. The study, published online in the American Journal of Public Health, is based on a CDC study conducted from March 2002 through March 2003. African-American and Hispanic men were more likely than white men to report concurrent sexual relationships. Last modified 12-06-07 Size 21K http://dailynews.att.net/cgi-bin/news?dt=071101&cat=news&st=news091e9c5e8012f612&src=webmd Show More Like This

0%	352.	ATT Worldnet - Health Oct. 31, 2007 -- Today's parents are more involved in reading to their kids, setting child TV limits, and eating meals with their kids, compared with parents a decade ago. In 2004, 53% of kids aged 1-2 and 51% of kids aged 3-5 were read to seven or more times per week. Ten years earlier, 48% of kids aged 1-2 and 47% of kids aged 3-5 were read to by a parent at least seven times weekly. Last modified 12-06-07 Size 21K http://dailynews.att.net/cgi-bin/news?dt=071101&cat=news&st=news091e9c5e8012f2e5&src=webmd Show More Like This

0%	353.	ATT Worldnet - Health Most of those elders with dementia -- 2.4 million people -- have Alzheimer's disease, according to Duke University's Brenda Plassman, PhD, and colleagues. "This resulted in an estimated total of 3.8 million individuals with dementia and just over 2.5 million with Alzheimer's disease in the USA," write the researchers. They note that the only previous national estimate of dementia prevalence was 2.9 million people with dementia. Last modified 12-06-07 Size 21K http://dailynews.att.net/cgi-bin/news?dt=071101&cat=news&st=news091e9c5e8012f0c5&src=webmd Show More Like This

0%	354.	ATT Worldnet - Health But it will involve doctors getting cash bonuses from Medicare for buying electronic health records systems and then reporting quality improvements to the government. The use of computerized health records is on the rise at many large medical groups and private HMO health systems. The Blue Cross Blue Shield Association said it also would soon launch an incentive program to pay doctors for using electronic health records. Last modified 12-06-07 Size 22K http://dailynews.att.net/cgi-bin/news?dt=071101&cat=news&st=news091e9c5e8012e94b&src=webmd Show More Like This

0%	355.	ATT Worldnet - Health June 28, 2004 -- Obesity may interfere with a natural hunger hormone and override the body's natural ability to regulate appetite and weight, a new study shows. Researchers found obesity suppressed the natural spike in the hunger hormone that occurs at night. If more studies confirm these findings, researchers say this may open up new avenues for developing treatments for obesity that help people restore their natural weight control mechanisms. Last modified 12-06-07 Size 23K http://dailynews.att.net/cgi-bin/news?dt=071101&cat=news&st=news091e9c5e8000bd50&src=webmd Show More Like This

0%	356.	ATT Worldnet - Health Oct. 30, 2007 -- If money were no object, would you ever consider getting cosmetic surgery or liposuction to improve your looks or body? Women were more likely than men to express interest in cosmetic surgery and/or liposuction. Compared with younger women, older women were more likely to express interest in cosmetic surgery instead of saying "maybe, ask me in a few years." Last modified 12-06-07 Size 22K http://dailynews.att.net/cgi-bin/news?dt=071101&cat=news&st=news091e9c5e8012e739&src=webmd Show More Like This

0%	357.	ATT Worldnet - Health In a new study, four times as many people with a brain cancer called glioblastoma multiforme who were given radiation and the drug Temodar survived for at least four years, compared with those treated with radiation alone. Long-term results from the study of 573 people show that 12% of people given Temodar plus radiation were alive four years later compared with 3% given radiation alone. The study was funded by the European Organization for the Research and Treatment of Cancer, the National ... Last modified 12-06-07 Size 23K http://dailynews.att.net/cgi-bin/news?dt=071101&cat=news&st=news091e9c5e8012e5d7&src=webmd Show More Like This

0%	358.	ATT Worldnet - Health After evaluating their balance, Staab and Ruckenstein also asked about illness that can lead to dizziness, such as inner ear infections, migraine headaches, concussions, or other brain injuries. They also screened them for psychiatric disorders, especially anxiety problems, which can cause dizziness. Patients with chronic dizziness need to be screened for headaches, brain injuries, and other problems in addition to simply anxiety, Staab says. Last modified 12-06-07 Size 24K http://dailynews.att.net/cgi-bin/news?dt=071101&cat=news&st=news091e9c5e80085bb7&src=webmd Show More Like This

0%	359.	ATT Worldnet - Health TV Bad for Obese Kids' Blood Pressure? Oct. 30, 2007 -- A new childhood obesity study links watching lots of TV to high blood pressure in obese children. Children who watched 2-4 hours of TV per day were 2.5 times as likely as kids who watch no more than two hours of daily TV to have high blood pressure. Last modified 12-06-07 Size 22K http://dailynews.att.net/cgi-bin/news?dt=071101&cat=news&st=news091e9c5e8012e52f&src=webmd Show More Like This

0%	360.	ATT Worldnet - Health Dec. 8, 2006 - A spearmint-flavored, chewable birth-control pill is now available by prescription at U.S. drug stores. Introduced last September as Ovcon 35 Chewable, it is now dubbed Femcon Fe by Warner Chilcott, which markets the chewable made by Bristol Myers Squibb. Birth control pills don't work if you don't take them, notes Laurent Delli-Bovi, MD, medical director for Boston's Chestnut Hill Family Planning Facility. Last modified 12-06-07 Size 20K http://dailynews.att.net/cgi-bin/news?dt=071101&cat=news&st=news091e9c5e80043d29&src=webmd Show More Like This

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