Science & Health (page 491)

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Pass the doughnuts! AMA study says most of us are overweight. Fat Guy says phooey!

Courage is a turn on: A woman with cancer can still fall in love

Katherine Russell Rich

Thursday health log: Acquired characteristics

Take two Hail Marys and call me in the morning: AMA study says prayer can probably help heal

Ask Dr. Bob: Will doctors lie to help their patients?

Can onion rings help prevent osteoporosis? We hope so!

Wouldn't you worry if your daughter was a prostitute? Plus: Lower socioeconomic status suggests lesser intelligence; Buchan

Letters to the Editor

Alt: Election coverage, gonzo-style; High Times turns 25.

What's more horrifying, HMOs or the alternative? Plus: Nothing new about Jewish athletes; was Baltimore election about race

Letters to the Editor

Novel disease: "Paisley Girl" suffers from rare disorder

The real McCoy? Bush Biographer J.H. Hatfield comes under scrutiny for using unnamed sources to blast George W. Bush

Craig Offman, Daryl Lindsey

Her little helpers: Remembering how Cindy McCain came out of the medicine cabinet

TNT exec defends "Animal Farm" ad and film; adventurous travelers should be prepared for the worst; "open-source journalism" dat

Letters to the Editor

Fat guys rule: And they have all the fun!

HMO woes: would reforms change behavior?

Technology Log: Pot pol -- George W.'s Silicon Valley point man isn't quiet about legalizing weed

White men can jump: How blacks and whites came together to choose their next mayor

Debra Dickerson

You think the media's money fixation is new? Plus: Remembering George C. Scott; what does Salon have against organized reli

Letters to the Editor

Ivory work camp: Even at elite universities, women are still battling the old boys' club.

Pain without tears: breast cancer destroys more than flesh

Diet Coke detox: Bloated and headachy and still jonesing for my fix

Death in custody: Police brutality or obscure medical condition?

Christian Parenti

Addiction on display: The Drug Enforcement Administration museum traces the history of illegal drugs in America

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