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Hormonal rage: Study links cortisol and violence in boys

Prime-time propaganda, part II: Did the government engage in payola?

Exclusive: Fonda's religious conversion part of Turner/government anti-drug deal

Plus: Washington script doctors: How the government rewrote an episode of the WB's "Smart Guy"

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U.S. White House antidrugs director Barry McMaffrey gestures during a news conference given in Defense Minister, February 23. McCaffrey, who is starting a three-day visit to Colombia, will spell out Washigton's proposed package of $1.6 billion in mostly military aid to fight narco-trafficking and the guerrillas.

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Addiction: A new book says what you're hooked on is up to you

My Mom caught me reading Playboy -- and thought I was gay! Plus: Did Hildegard of Bingen really commune with God -- or just need

Letters to the Editor

She's cold and metallic: A doctor's codependent relationship with his pager

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Regulating drugs online: Clinton's losing battle?

Ivory Tower: The Templeton Foundation pays scientists to find God

Lawrence Osborne

The Fat Guy's holiday message: Just shut up and enjoy your food

Bad faith: What scientists don't understand about religion

Margaret Wertheim

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A Christmas ode to Jane Russell: The terrier, not the movie star

Sickle cell dilemma: The drugs are there, the money isn't

My brother took LSD and saw God: Excerpt from "Creative Nonfiction: The Brain"

Poetry therapy: Can beautiful words heal our bodies and souls?

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David Horowitz: How the liberal press slanders conservatives with the "neo-McCarthyite" label

The mistakes docs make: I left the tubing in the patient, but didn't want to tell anyone about it.

Dr. Jeff Drayer

Music: Celine Dion makes hits like Philip Morris makes cancer

Will staying unmarried save your relationship? Plus: Camille Paglia sparks new "Sensation" debate; should technology change the

Letters to the Editor

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Killing the flu: Two new drugs are on the market, but do they work?

The penis in the petri dish: Future medical technology includes some shocking possibilities

Bisexual hillbillies: A doctor from India moves to Tennessee and realizes the best stories are the true ones

Baldness is better than blandness: Scottish scientist transplants hair onto wife's arm!

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