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It’s the question everybody who is either overweight or obese asks is - what’s the best way to lose weight? It’s an understandable question because there are so many different diets and weight programs to choose from. Will it be ‘low carb’ or ‘low fat’, GI, Atkins or Cabbage - it is all very confusing. What
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- Maternal mental illness tied to perinatal deaths
- Medicare proposes wider cancer scan coverage
- Medicare to pay doctors to embrace e-prescribing
- Medicare wants limits for weight loss surgery
- Meditation seen promising as ADHD therapy
- Men who live alone fall short on prostate screening
- Mental health disorders common in young adults: survey
- Mental health linked to joint replacement satisfaction
- Mental woes more common in infertile couples
- Menthol cigarettes may be tougher for some to quit
- Merck says study confirms efficacy of Erbitux drug
- Merck vaccine protects men from wart virus, too
- Messages often muddled in doctor-patient talks
- Metabolic syndrome predicts kidney disease
- Metapneumovirus infections seen widespread in adults
- Metformin can prevent postpartum diabetes
- Mexicans catch meth habit in shadow of drugs war
- Mexico Senate lets terminally ill refuse treatment
- Middle-aged women drive rise in U.S. suicides: study
- Migraines and mood disorders may be connected
- Milkshake study reveals brain's role in obesity
- Millions need eyeglasses but don't have them
- Mind-body therapy eases chronic pelvic pain
- Mini-incision no-scalpel vasectomy reversal
- Miscarriage may spell trouble in next pregnancy
- Mississippi has highest teen birth rate
- Missouri firm recalls possibly tainted sausages
- Mobile phone chip to counter radiation unveiled
- Mobile teleconsulting can evaluate stroke patients
- Modern cancer drugs more likely to get to market
- Mom's infection raises risk of infant hearing loss
- Monthly newsletter helps new parents
- Monthly vitamin D supplement safe and effective
- Mood and coping skills important after stroke
- More Americans getting high blood pressure: study
- More Americans getting multiple chronic illnesses
- More children have allergies, CDC reports
- More data sought for Merck's Gardasil in older women
- More evidence ties media violence to teen violence
- More exercise may prevent diabetes in black women
- More HIV testing can save babies' lives: U.N. report
- More men than women die of COPD, study hints
- More research needed into foodborne diseases: WHO
- More than 54 million disabled in U.S., census says
- More than half of U.S. cyclists forgo helmets: report
- Most children recover from Lyme neuroborreliosis
- Most families want doctors to be candid
- Most health agency heads replaced before Obama
- Most successful dieters lose weight on their own
- Mouth bacteria give some wines, food a flavor boost
- MP3 player headphones may hinder pacemakers
- MRIs may damage cochlear implants
- MS drug Tysabri may promote brain infection: study
- Multiple sclerosis seen associated with headache
- Music to your ears? Music for your heart, too
- Mutant gene puts South Asians at risk of heart disease
- Myanmar mothers have poor access to healthcare
- Mystery S.Africa disease may be rodent borne
- Mystery solved: How bleach kills germs
- Nanotech sensor detects toxins in living cells
- Needles, not technique, may be acupuncture key
- Negative messages keep blacks from cancer tests
- New approaches sought for troop substance abuse
- New cream disables herpes virus: study
- New cyber heart model recalls da Vinci's sketches
- New drug combo may boost stem cell production
- New drug promising for melanoma
- New Europe, U.S. diabetes guidelines drop Avandia
- New gene mutation linked to cancer drugs' success
- New inhibitor drug seen for arthritis, lupus
- New study backs solvent, leukemia link
- New study supports statin's anti-dementia effects
- New TB blood test more accurate than skin test
- New test to identify heart failure in ER superior
- New therapy helps boy with rare disease
- Newer schizophrenia drugs cause heart risks: study
- Newer vaccine seen as better for polio hot spots
- Nicotine gum may help smokers quit gradually
- Nigeria doctors on alert after drug kills 25 infants
- Nigeria to launch mass polio immunization drive
- No benefit of extended hepatitis C therapy for some
- No cancer risk reductions seen with antioxidants
- No evidence seen for benefits of "raw milk"
- No heart risk seen with Takeda gout drug: FDA
- No human mad cow case in Texas panhandle: officials
- No overall caffeine-breast cancer link: study
- Nobel winner sees end to AIDS spread within years
- Nonsurgical acid reflux therapies work: U.S. study
- Not promising the earth, ethical banks win custom
- Novartis leukemia drugs show promise
- Novartis licenses vaccine candidates from U.S. group
- Novartis malaria drug safe, effective: FDA
- Novo taps stem cells in hunt for diabetes cure
- Nuts boost health benefit of Mediterranean diet
- NY recoups $551 million in Medicaid fraud
- Obama building grassroots support for health reform
- Obama laying the groundwork for health reform
- Obama picks Daschle as health secretary: Democrats
- Obama taps preparedness chief to head CDC
- Obese Americans now outweigh the merely overweight