| Globe & Mail (Toronto, Canada) 2000 Carolyn Abraham |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Can antibiotics stop heart attacks?(Widespread use of antibiotics misguided) | News, opinion and commentary | Carolyn Abraham |
| Gener therapy for heart patient a first.(St. Michael's Hospital's cardiac gene therapy procedure)(Health & Fitness)(International Pages) | News, opinion and commentary | Krista Foss, Carolyn Abraham |
| Half of gene data publicly gleaned, firm admits.(Celera Genomics Group ) | News, opinion and commentary | Carolyn Abraham |
| Lack of protein may be linked to birth defects.(University of Toronto study) | News, opinion and commentary | Carolyn Abraham |
| New genetic controls urged.(Human Genome Organization ) | News, opinion and commentary | Carolyn Abraham |
| Private sector gets jump in race for genome.(Celera Genomics Group) | News, opinion and commentary | Paul (American choreographer) Taylor, Carolyn Abraham |
| Reject 20,000 U.S. gene-patent applications, group urges.(Human Genome Organization) | News, opinion and commentary | Carolyn Abraham |
| Scientists hope to trigger temporary 'vasectomy'.(male contraceptive pill)(International Pages)(Product Development) | News, opinion and commentary | Carolyn Abraham |
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