Winter 1999/2000 Table of Contents

 

Patient Care
Turning the Tide After a static period of clinical management , the outcome for people with sickle cell disease has been steadily improving .
by Eric Mankin
Update
Arterial Traffic Jam : The vascular screening program uses a variety of methods to better detect , prevent and treat clogged arteries leading to the brain and heart .
by Alicia Di Rado
 
Research
Fat From the First Michael Goran looks at the relationship between childhood obesity and health problems and how it may be further influenced by environmental , dietary and physiological factors .
By Lori Oliwenstein
 
In Focus
My Personal Best Read between the lines of standardized health guidelines to determine what is best for you .
by Jon Nalick
 
In Focus
LIfe Beyond AIDS: Standardized treatments and clinical trials have created a new cadre of long-term survivors who continue living despite having the killer virus.
by Alicia Di Rado

 

COVER STORY
The Final Frontier : Launched by a gift from the W.M.Keck Foundation , the neurogenetic Institute prepares to unravel the workings of the brain and the central nervous system .
by Lori Oliwenstein

Departments

Healthoughts: The latest word on chemical sensitivity , eye twitching , tooth repair , and Tylenol and alcohol .

Benchmarks: A common virus appears to push HIV's progression in infected babies.

City Rounds: The Macy minorities in Medicine Program helps pave the way for young people interested in health careers .


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