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• Brazilian women too fat, men drink too much: study

• Brazil Health Conference Rejects Abortion in Suggestions for Government

• Brazil doles out 'morning after' pills

• Brazil to provide free sex-change operations

• Study Suggests New Avenue On Diabetes

• Brazil Offers Morning-After Pill to Poor

• Breaking the cycle

• AIDS drug cheaper in Brazil

• Brazil in AIDS pact

• Paraná liberates R$ 30 million for medicines

• Brazil opens a 'green' Fashion Week

• Formal complaint over Brazilian beef

• 'Giant' 17-Pound Baby Born in Brazil

• Eating Disorders Crossing the Color Line

• Protests mark global women's day

• Obesity and weight gain associated with poorer breast cancer survival

• Heart Attack Diagnosis Less Likely in Women

• Hormone replacement is linked to stroke risk

• Stress at work does not increase breast cancer risk

• Alcohol Consumption During Pregnancy, USA 2002

• Less-severe surgery can tell whether breast cancer has spread, study finds

• Pine tree bark may relieve pain

• Some Women Wary of Breast Cancer Drug -Study

• Estrogen dose linked to ovarian cancer risk

• Selenium May Reduce Colon Cancer Risk

• Pregnancy Does Not Raise Melanoma Mortality

• Call for pregnant women to be vaccinated against Malaria

• Aromatase Inhibitors Recommended for Breast Cancer

• Energy drink, alcohol not an invigorating mix

• Red Bull energy drink does not improve a person’s physical performance

• Researchers Report New Gene Test For Isolated Cleft Lip And Palate

• Brazil’s government aims AIDS education at gay teens

• Mycobacterial Cell Wall Formulation Shows Promise in Treating Equine Endometritis August 6, 2004 - Improved Fertility and Pregnancy in Argentinian Study

• Quixtar Adds Nutrilite Stomach Shield to Digestive Health Collection

• Discord over 'ABC' at Aids conference Agencies

• Brazil creating transgenic cow with blood thickener in milk

• Obesity Rising Among Poor in Developing World- Study

• Legal drugs pose greatest health threat -WHO

• BRAZIL: Sugar a Celebrity in Trade, Villain of Obesity

• Brazil hands out condoms for Carnival safe sex

• Tamoxifen has no effect on p27 protein expression in endometrium

• Short stature increases obesity risk in Brazilian women in urban areas

• Patients undergoing fertility treatments should be tested for hepatitis C virus

• High Rates Of Caesarean Sections Do Not Reflect Women's Preferences