| JAMA, The Journal of the American Medical Association 1990 Andrew Skolnick |
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| Advances in islet cell transplantation: is science closer to a diabetes cure? | Health | Andrew Skolnick |
| Biomagnetometry provides a new compass for exploring the brain and heart. | Health | Andrew Skolnick |
| Calcitonin assay may help identify burn patients at risk for respiratory distress. | Health | Andrew Skolnick |
| CDC expands dental disease prevention role. (Centers for Disease Control) | Health | Andrew Skolnick |
| Christian scientists claim healing efficacy equal if not superior to that of medicine | Health | Andrew Skolnick |
| Cocaine use in pregnancy: physicians urged to look for problem where they least expect it. | Health | Andrew Skolnick |
| Drug screening in prenatal care demands objective medical criteria, support services. | Health | Andrew Skolnick |
| Educators say MD-PhD degree programs make sense, but prove it. | Health | Andrew Skolnick, Elisa Krill |
| Illicit drugs take still another toll - death or injury from vehicle-associated trauma. | Health | Andrew Skolnick |
| Inflammation-mediator blockers may be weapons against sepsis syndrome. | Health | Andrew Skolnick |
| Institute of Medicine to restaurants: serve up nutrition information. | Health | Andrew Skolnick |
| It's important, but don't bank on exercise alone to prevent osteoporosis, experts say. | Health | Andrew Skolnick |
| Jails lead prisons in smoking bans. | Health | Andrew Skolnick |
| Key witness against morning sickness drug faces scientific fraud charges. | Health | Andrew Skolnick |
| Molecular biology research offers new weapons against cancer. | Health | Andrew Skolnick |
| Novel anticancer therapies for decade ahead may prove to be more specific, less toxic. | Health | Andrew Skolnick |
| Primate study suggests pentobarbital may help protect the brain during radiation therapy. | Health | Andrew Skolnick |
| Religious exemptions to child neglect laws still being passed despite convictions of parents. | Health | Andrew Skolnick |
| Research seems to be gaining upper hand on what's been called non-A,non-B hepatitis. | Health | Charles Marwick, Andrew Skolnick |
| Tons of work go into CDC's ounces of prevention. (Centers for Disease Control) | Health | Marsha F. Goldsmith, Andrew Skolnick |
| While some correctional facilities go smoke-free, others appear to help inmates to light up. | Health | Andrew Skolnick |
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