US wants airlines to offer medical oxygen WASHINGTON (Reuters) -

US wants airlines to offer medical oxygen
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Big U.S. and foreign airlines operating to and from the United States would be required to provide medical oxygen to passengers who need it, according to a federal regulation proposed on Wednesday.

Bird flu pandemic a question of when, not if -WHO
COLOMBO (Reuters) - The world is going to face a pandemic of the bird flu strain lethal to humans and Thailand is the only nation in South and Southeast Asia ready to deal with it, the World Health Organization (WHO) warned on Wednesday.

Dr. John Heinerman Shares His Thoughts on Folk Medicine, Herbs, and Cancer
(From CancerWire September 2005) John Heinerman, Ph.D., a Medical Anthropologist and Director of the Anthropological Research Center in Salt Lake City shared his unique perspective with CancerWire about cancer, folk medicine, and herbs. (PRWEB) September 22, 2005 -- (From CancerWire September 2005)

Program boosts life for prostate cancer patients
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - An intervention run by specialist nurses and aided by an interactive computer program may help improve men's quality of life after prostate cancer treatment, a new study suggests.