December 2001
Coping
with Terrorism
"Most people may not think of them this way, but
emotions are critical for human survival. ...more
Crohn's
Disease
Crohn's disease didn't slow Jane down at first.
Prescribed drugs subdued her symptoms. ...more
Colorectal
Exams
Your blood pressure is normal, your blood cholesterol
values are good, and you've even shed a few of those extra pounds. But
then your doctor asks if you've ever had a colorectal exam. ...more
Medicare
and Clinical Trials
Are you over 65 and thinking about participating
in a clinical trial? If so, there's an important change in your health
insurance you should know about. ...more
Research
Capsules: Flu
Virus & Deadly Genetic Changes | Craving
after Cocaine Use | Chronic Lyme Disease
Symptoms
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