Health Report from NBCSandiego

JUL. 22, 2008

LATEST HEALTH NEWS  Brought to you by Power Naps Can Be Sign Of Productivity Putting your head down on your desk or laying down in your car may help you power through your workday. MORE Sex Dysfunction? Women May Need Viagra Women on medication for depression who suffer sexual problems may get a lift from medication usually given to men. MORE Beijing Air May Cause Heart Attacks A doctor says pollution in China could thicken blood, making things worse for people with heart trouble. MORE Gov't To Pay Docs To Drop Prescription Pen Doctors who stop writing and start ordering medication electronically will get more money from Medicare. MORE Tools Can Save Cardiac Arrest Victims At Work Although there are several new and improved tools available for workplaces to employ, learning basic CPR is still the first step in saving lives, experts say. MORE WEATHER TODAY HIGH: 72 LOW: 65 TOMORROW HIGH: 74 LOW: 66 LATEST VIDEOS Food for your mood July 22: TODAY's Al Roker talks to psychiatrist Dr. Gail Saltz and nutritionist Joy Bauer about foods that will help improve your mood. WATCH NOW Health Officials Concerned Over West Nile Threat A record number of dead birds infected with West Nile Virus found in San Diego County is being called a 'dangerous sign' by health officials. WATCH NOW Diet myths revealed July 21: TODAY's Ann Curry talks to dietitian Samantha Heller about some of the common dieting myths. WATCH NOW

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