February 28

• Ebola Haemorrhagic Fever in the Republic of the Congo - Update 5
• Warning Over US Smallpox Strategy
• U.N. Says AIDS Will Reduce Population by 480 Million

February 24

• AIDS Vaccine Experiment Fails but Shows Promise in Blacks

February 23

• First Ever AIDS Vaccine in Sight...

February 22

• Tiny Gene Changes Means Big Differences in Pain
• CDC: Flu Season Moderate, but Not Over Yet

February 21

• 'Bird Flu' Deaths in Hong Kong Spark Fears of Global Epidemic

February 20

• Mediterranean Diet Helps Arthritis Patients -Study

February 19

• Ebola Outbreak Confirmed in Congo

February 18

• Study Links Arthritis, Women's Heart Attack Risk

February 17

• Body's First Defense May Be Root of Diseases

February 16

• Colorful Therapy Targets Cancer
• Mystery Bug Causes Panic Across China

February 15

• Traveler's Diarrhea Bug May Help Treat Colon Cancer
• Hungry 'Hitchcock' Ravens Kill 19 Sheep

February 13

• New Blood Pressure Drug Study Sows Confusion
• AIDS, HIV Up in U.S. for First Time in Decade
• Quick Test Identifies Stroke, Experts Say

February 12

• Fear Spreads in China Over Mystery Lung Virus

February 11

• United Kingdom: Increasing Influenza B Virus Activity
• Influenza Outbreak Affects Over a Million in Congo
• WHO Says East Europe At Risk Of Mad Cow Disease
• Antibiotic-Resistant Superbug Causes Deadly Skin Boils
• UNITED KINGDOM - Meningitis Alert -100's of Students Given Antibiotics
• FLORIDA - 1st Phase of Smallpox Shots to Start
• FLORIDA - Mystery Rash Victim Who Triggered Panic Suffers In Uncertainty - Mistaken for Smallpox Still Unidentified
• CALIFORNIA - Tuberculosis Cases Continues To Climb In Vacaville

February 10

• U.S. Probing if Death Related to Blood Particles

February 8

• Medicine from the Stars How Space Exploration Contributes to Health Advances on Earth
• FDA Urges Step Up in Blood Inspection Measures

February 7

• Watch Those Cookies
• Mystery Over Death of Australia's First Cloned Sheep

February 6

• A Fish Out of Water
• Mobile Phones 'May Trigger Alzheimer's'
• Arizona Moves to Protect Chickens From Deadly Virus
• Shrimp Is Secret Ingredient in New US Army Bandage

February 5

• Two Drinks a Day May Cut Stroke Risk-U.S. Study
• State's Blood Mystery May Be Solved Today

February 4

• Cows Hold the Key to Africa's Killer Disease
• Milk Feed Linked to 6th Mad Cow
• Haggis One of 4 Suspects in E. Coli Outbreak
• Yellow Fever in Guinea
• Syphilis Cases in the City Rise by 55%, Health Officials Say
• Girl Dies From Mysterious Illness
• Nearly 4.2 Million People Living with AIDS in South Asia, Officials Say

February 3

• Two US Soldiers Have Smallpox Vaccine Reactions
• Everything You Need to Know About the Smallpox Vaccine
• World Health Organization Issues Alert on Food Terrorism
• Illness Hits Hundreds Aboard Cruise Ship
• Shuttle Debris Could Pose Health Threat

February 2

• Phone Study: Holey Rat's Brains
• Jails See Outbreak of Skin Infections

February 1

• Keeping Your Mind Fit
• WHO Issues Alert on Food Terrorism
• Hospitals in Ga., Fla. Halt Blood Use
• Black Mold to Force Demolition of School