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The surprising ways our internal clock affects some of the most important aspects of our lives.

 
 
 


Global Literacy 2008

Special summer issue on what you need to know

 
 
MIND MATTERS
Value System
HER BODY
Help for Panic Attacks
HEALTH MATTERS
Health Care Made Simple
 



PSYCHIATRY

In a new book, psychiatrist James Gordon explains why he believes there's a more effective and drug-free way to treat depression and anxiety.

HEALTH

Should children under 10 take statins? The pros and cons of prescribing the popular meds for the playground set.

HEALTH | MULTIPLE CHOICE

A- Loss of vision, B – Spinal-cord injuries, C – Limb Circulation

HEALTH CARE

The most common medical mistakes and what you can do to avoid them.

ADDICTION

Could drug therapy curb an addiction to gambling?

MEDICINE

According to medical lore, July is the worst time to be hospitalized because that's when inexperienced med students start clinical training. But is summer really riskier for patients?

HEALTH

A grieving father's vow to educate families on the dangers in their own medicine cabinets

NUTRITION

How do you keep the pounds off when eating is your job? We asked food writers around the country what they do to keep their waistlines in check.

Officials across the Midwest are increasingly concerned about the health dangers of standing floodwaters, including West Nile virus and E. coli.

HEALTH

Study of twins shows that relationships with friends and neighbors matter more than your genes when it comes to health.

SPORTS

What physicians can do when stars like Tiger ignore advice.

NUTRITION

How do you keep the pounds off when eating is your job? We asked food writers around the country what they do to keep their waistlines in check.

SURGERY

Some of the more amazing and unusual operations of modern times.

A Harvard doctor who has battled breast cancer herself tackles the challenges of life after treatment.

PROFILE

How a pediatric oncologist balances reality and optimism. The banjo helps.

HEALTH

The science of sudden cardiac arrest.

FOOD SAFETY

As the salmonella-tainted tomato outbreak continues to spread, small and local farm advocates say their produce is a safer bet. But experts aren't so sure.

HEALTH

A new government program will study, diagnose and ultimately treat people with mysterious diseases.

FITNESS

Fitness club managers dish about their members' most obnoxious habits.

PSYCHOLOGY

A new study reports that sharing your feelings after a trauma may not always be the best medicine.

PSYCHOLOGY

An expert discusses the tape of an accident that illustrated 'the bystander effect.'

 
CELEBRITY HEALTH WATCH

A representative claims the sores on the troubled singer's face are the result of a surprisingly common skin infection.

'Dirty Dancing' star Patrick Swayze faces a difficult battle with pancreatic cancer.

As the leading GOP presidential candidate, McCain has put the potentially deadly disease in the spotlight.

 
 

HEALTH

Snoring isn't just annoying, it's linked to serious health problems. A look at the risks—and the remedies.

 
The Peek
 
 
SPORTS

Speedo's new and controversial high-tech LZR suit is helping swimmers smash dozens of records. How the company plans to capitalize on Olympic gold.

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AFRICA

These are among the ruling party's weapons against opposition voters. Still, the population clearly didn't cooperate in Friday's vote.

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