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HEALTH
Medicine, fitness, and what your mouse is doing to your elbow.

Psychologists say Y2K worries are keeping some patients awake

Doctors report rise in 'Y2K anxiety' as New Year approaches

Psychologists say they are seeing patients who can't sleep, can't stop buying batteries and can't stop checking the date on their computers.

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December 19, 1999
Doctors report rise in 'Y2K anxiety' as New Year approaches
Psychologists say they are seeing patients who can't sleep, can't stop buying batteries and can't stop checking the date on their computers.
2:00 p.m. EST
December 15, 1999
'Mouse elbow' joins growing list of computer ailments
Physical therapists are seeing a new repetitive-strain injury among Web surfers who click thousands of times a day.
10:20 a.m. EST
December 12, 1999
Flu season arrives early; doctors urge shots before New Year's crowds
Health officials say influenza cases are rising sharply in 22 states, and warn that millennium parties could help spread the virus.
9:00 a.m. EST
December 8, 1999
'Caveman diet' craze leaves bakers grumbling
A bestselling diet book that urges readers to eat like their Stone Age ancestors has sent sales of steaks soaring and bread sales tumbling.
1:00 p.m. EST
December 3, 1999
 Study: Pagers, cell phones cutting into Americans' sleep
Researchers say professionals who carry pagers sleep 40 minutes less a night than those who don't -- and that many keep the devices under their pillows.
11:35 a.m. EST
 
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