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	Medical Week News -- 2005 News Archive
	Medical Week News for December 2005 - Medical Headlines
	FDA Panel to Weigh Low-Dose Xenical for Over-the-Counter Sale CDC Report: Two in Five Americans Aged 55-to-64 Are Obese Encouraging Early News About Another Obesity Drug, APD356
	Medical Week News for November 2005 - Medical Headlines
	Study: Weight Loss Doubles When Lifestyle Modification Used with Meridia Newly Discovered Hormone, Obestatin, Seen Suppressing Appetite
	Medical Week News for October 2005 - Medical Headlines
	Study: Obese People Who Lose 10% of Weight See Sex Lives Improve Study: Midlife Obesity Tied to Increased Risk Later in Life of Dementia Will U.S. FDA Advisory Committee Consider Acomplia, and When?
	Medical Week News for September 2005 - Medical Headlines
	Will FDA Leadership Change Impact Approval of Acomplia? Leading Doctor Cites Obesity Drugs in Attack on FDA Approval Process
	Medical Week News for August 2005 - Medical Headlines
	Survey: Two Out of Three Doctors Likely to Prescribe Acomplia for Obesity FDA Approval of New Drugs Like Acomplia Taking Longer
	Medical Week News for July 2005 - Medical Headlines
	Study: Extremely Obese People More Likely to Injure Themselves Survey: Obesity May Lead to Foot and Ankle Problems
	Medical Week News for June 2005 - Medical Headlines
	U.S. FDA Rejects Putting Acomplia on Rapid Road to Approval Amylin Weight-Loss Drug Shows Promise in Early Trial
	Medical Week News for May 2005 - Medical Headlines
	Trial of Anti-Obesity Vaccine Gets Underway in Switzerland Experimental Drug APD356 Said Effective in Small, Short, Early Trial
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