| American Medical News 1995 Wayne Hearn |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Abortion issue clouds nomination. (of Henry W. Foster Jr. for office of Surgeon General) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Abortion politics overshadow fight against teen pregnancy. (includes related articles with statistics on teenage pregnancy and abortion) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Accidents (don't just) happen.(preventing accident-related injuries) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Athletes breathe new life into nasal dilator market.(Breathe Right device) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Calcium antagonist reputation hinges on clinical trial.(Antihypertensive and Lipid-Lowering Treatment to Prevent Heart Attack Trial) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Considering cannabis.(the medical use of marijuana)(includes related articles) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Despite fat concerns, women should still drink milk. | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Disaster plan in action: Oklahoma medical teams respond well to terrifying time. (Oklahoma City bombing) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Dr. Foster faces hearings dominated by politics, abortion. (Henry W. Foster, Jr., President Clinton's choice for Surgeon General) (includes related article with quotations) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Elderly at highest risk of heat-related problems. | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| EPA's future: less money, less authority.(Environmental Protection Agency) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| FDA action would show tobacco is 'lethal drug.' (Food and Drug Administration; includes related chronology of tobacco research) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Healthy eats.(dietary counseling in medical practice) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Help patients slim down, shape up - and shift attitudes. | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Here's a new way for physicians to fight smoking. | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Intervention plans can mobilize community. | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| JAMA, AMA turn up anti-tobacco heat. (Journal of the American Medical Association, American Medical Assoc. urged to increase anti-smoking activity)(includes related article on secret tobacco reports) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Journal takes front-line stand against tobacco: assesses North Carolina's 'institutional addiction.' (North Carolina Medical Society's Jan 1995 journal)(includes related article on issue's tobacco nicotine articles) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Managed addiction. (managed care applied to addiction medicine; includes related article) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Melatonin caution: latest magic bullet may not hit target.(claims that melatonin prevents aging) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Ministry of health: across the nation, religious institutions are pitching in to deliver the gospel on health promotion and disease prevention. | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| More and more pharmacists refusing to sell tobacco. | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| More than an apple a day. (preventive medical care) (System Strategies) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Mushroom tea: toxicity concerns about new 'cure-all.' (Kombucha tea) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Obesity in children an important yet complex issue.(care and treatment) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| On the road to prevention.(the use of clinical practice guidelines)(includes related article, list of resources) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Public disclosure likely to sharpen focus on Parkinson's. (Janet Reno's diagnosis) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Reports on calcium antagonists may raise patients' BP. (controversy over calcium-channel blockers and high blood pressure) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Rural cooperative: vertical integration is penetrating rural areas, where it's hoped that provider networks can keep delivery systems afloat while improving public health.(includes related article) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Taking the heat; last month's deadly heat wave in Chicago might have been avoided if officials had heeded the lessons learned by other cities. | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Tell patients: heavy or light exercise - just do it. (includes list of related references) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
| Track record. (needle exchange programs related to HIV infection statistics)(includes related article) | Health | Wayne Hearn |
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