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| Members of FDA panel call for withdrawal of Meridia diet drug Los Angeles Times With half the panel voting for removal, it's unclear what action the FDA will take. A study found that people on Meridia have a 16% higher risk of a stroke, heart attack or other cardiac problems. By Bruce Japsen and Shari Roan, Tribune Newspapers In a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| NYC considers banning smoking in parks USA Today By Martha T. Moore, USA TODAY NEW YORK — In Times Square, people once smoked just about anything. Now you can't even light up a cigarette. After banning cars from Times Square last year to turn the street over to pedestrians, the city now plans to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| New diet drug faces US advisers amid risk debate Reuters By Lisa Richwine ADELPHI, Maryland (Reuters) - Arena Pharmaceuticals Inc faces a pivotal test on Thursday as US government advisers consider whether to back the company's weight-loss pill amid questions about tumors in rats and other health problems ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Study: Popular people get flu first CNN By Anne Harding, Health.com Studies show that people at the center of their social networks are often the first to come down with the flu. (Health.com) -- As any teenager will tell you, being popular is totally awesome. But it has a downside: According ... See all stories on this topic » |
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