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USA Today (Magazine)
An illustrated monthly newsmagazine published by the Society for Advancement of Education, providing commentary and debate on a wide variety of topics relating to US national issues and events, including politics, ecology, education, business, the media, literature, science, and religion.

Contributing gene finally found.(Autism)
February 01, 2005
Disease may be family affair.(Cancer)(Brief Article)
February 01, 2005
Counseling improves immune system.(Breast Cancer)
February 01, 2005
Cure-all drug remains risky.(Breast Tumors)(Brief Article)
February 01, 2005
Cellular inflammation precursor to heart disease.(Endocrinology)(Brief...
February 01, 2005
Exhibition explores images of quacks and quackery.(Medicinal Artistry)
February 01, 2005
Statins sustain cardiac victims.(Heart Medication)(Brief Article)
February 01, 2005
Former smokers survive longer.(Pulmonary Disease)
February 01, 2005
Minimizing damage after a heart attack.(Cardiovascular System)
February 01, 2005
Don't be haunted by a toothless grin.(Periodontics)(Brief Article)
February 01, 2005
Sufferers prefer home remedies.(Back Pain)
February 01, 2005
"Permanent" injuries may have a cure.(Spinal Cord)
February 01, 2005
Knee flare-ups can be controlled.(Joints)(Brief Article)
February 01, 2005
Hormones make all the difference.(The Brain)
February 01, 2005
Women prone to upper body maladies.(Musculoskeletal System)
February 01, 2005
Easing discomfort of swollen feet.(Edema)(Brief Article)
February 01, 2005
Parasympathetic nervous system at risk.(Gulf War Syndrome)
February 01, 2005
Disease gene linked to evolution.(Schizophrenia)
February 01, 2005
Infant neglect surfaces in mid life.(Central Nervous System)
February 01, 2005
Black girls most likely to be obese.(Weight Control)(Brief Article)
February 01, 2005
African-Americans fatter, less fit than Caucasians.(Fitness)
February 01, 2005
The ABCs of the flu.(Influenza)
February 01, 2005
Retailers reduce sales of cigarettes to kids.(Smoking Laws)
February 01, 2005
Why do pharmacies sell tobacco?(Smoking)
February 01, 2005
Is smoking finally out of style?(World Health)
February 01, 2005
Can saliva samples replace blood work?(Diagnostic Testing)
February 01, 2005
Kids curious about genetic dads.(Donor Insemination)(Brief Article)
February 01, 2005
Home testing for rare disease.(Genetic Disorders)
February 01, 2005
Mail order drugs tainted by heat.(Prescriptions)
February 01, 2005
Groups considered at high risk for the flu should consider getting a p...
February 01, 2005
Blood tests to determine the amount of cholesterol and the lipid trigl...
February 01, 2005
Doctors appear willing to use intensive measures to lessen otherwise u...
February 01, 2005
"Memory and other cognitive functions do not show significant decline ...
February 01, 2005
Interacting with and petting animals.(Health Beat)(Brief Article)
February 01, 2005
The proportion of admissions to substance treatment programs for abuse...
February 01, 2005
Sleep researchers from the School of Medicine, Case Western Reserve Un...
February 01, 2005
Children living on pig farms.(Health Beat)(Brief Article)
February 01, 2005
Increased mortality following discharge.(Hospitalization)
February 01, 2005
Librarians give pointers for online searches.(Health Information)
February 01, 2005
Doctors now writing "info" prescriptions.(Internet)(Brief Article)
February 01, 2005
Many tests and surgeries simply are a waste.(Health Care System)
February 01, 2005
Memory loss but not Alzheimer's.(Neurology)(Brief Article)
February 01, 2005
An apple a day may keep dementia away.(Alzheimer's Disease)
February 01, 2005
Oral exposure boosting infection.(AIDS)
February 01, 2005
Many short kids happy as is.(Growth Hormones)
February 01, 2005

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