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- Dr. Dean Richardson controls Barbaro as the horse is transported from the pool following surgery.
- Bred for Speed ... Built for Trouble
- Fixing the broken Barbaro took extraordinary surgical skill. But the disaster raises new questions about how hard we push our horses
- How Business Fights AIDS
- Lessons from the private sector on dealing with a pandemic
- Death by Alligator
- Floridians are in a panic over a sudden killing spree. Here's why the gators are attacking
- Found: The Birthplace of AIDS
- Scientists discover the first definitive evidence that HIV made the jump from chimpanzees to people in the forests of Cameroon
- Audio: Beatrice Hahn Interview
- Analysis: Why Routine HIV Testing Makes Sense
- Teaching Doctors To Care
- The problem with most medical students is that they've never been really sick. Now some are learning what it's like to be chronically ill
- Can Helium Help Detect Lung Disease?
- It's no laughing matter. If smokers are willing to inhale the funny gas, doctors might be able to uncover signs of cancer much earlier
- Daily Rx: Non-Smokers and Lung Cancer
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Eight family members in rural Indonesia fall ill, and medical investigators are racing to figure out why - How to Combat Senioritis
Schools are learning how to make the time between homecoming and the prom about more than slacking off - When Colleges Go On Suicide Watch
Schools are getting sued for doing too little--and too much--to help mentally fragile students - Inside the Autistic Mind
A wealth of new brain research--and poignant testimony from people who have autism--is lifting the veil on this mysterious condition - From CNN: Deciphering the 'mommy wars'
The media have examined the so-called mommy wars over the past few years, pitting stay-at-home moms against working moms, the upper class against the working class and conservative values against liberal values. - Bye Bye Birdies
Populations of many migratory species have plummeted--and, in some cases, global warming seems to be at fault - Is Spanking O.K.?
Sometimes, say experts--but only some kinds, under specific conditions - What the Fancy Machines Can — And Can't — Do
New medical technology can probe, scan and make sophisticated diagnoses. But it's up to the body to cure - A New Hurricane Forecast: No Reason for Reassurance
The prediction is for fewer hurricanes than last season. But it's still a perfect storm of hurricane-favoring conditions - When Parents Are the Threat
Minnesota social workers are finding that the best way to fight child abuse is to stop it before it starts - Scourge of the Gas Guzzlers
When California legislator Fran Pavley introduced her landmark bill to limit greenhouse gases, the SUVs circled - Q: What Scares Doctors? A: Being the Patient
What insiders know about our health-care system that the rest of us need to learn - Our Cousin The Fishapod
An ancient fish with primitive fingers fills an evolutionary gap and shows Darwin's theory in action - Stem Cells That Kill
Cancer is driven by its own kind of stem cells. Understanding them could lead to new treatments - and maybe even a cure - A Better Drug to Prevent Breast Cancer?
A new study raises hopes about raloxifene, but there are some important caveats - Can We Fend Off Bird Flu?
Hopes for a new vaccine suffer a setback - Bigger Than T. Rex
The discovery of a new giant meat eater, the Mapusaurus, shows we're still learning about the dinosaurs. But about that name ... - A Science Adviser Unmuzzled
Q&A: NASA's chief climate scientist, who charged that his views on global warming were being squelched, says we're getting close to a tipping point - Lessons from the San Francisco Earthquake
A century after the San Francisco earthquake—which killed more people than the attacks on 9/11—geologists are preparing for the next Big One - When Angels Save a Life
Physicians are trained to believe in science. But there are always a few patients' close calls that seem connected to a higher power - Estrogen Again
The Women's Health Initiative reports that taking estrogen doesn't increase cancer risk for many women. Good news with some important caveats
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