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As swine flu spreads, we’ll look at diseases that jump from animals to humans. How does it happen, what makes them dangerous, and what’s next?
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A surge of new strategies to “manage” aging — from diets to testosterone. We’ll get the story.
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Is it OK now to be fat — a la TV’s “More to Love”? Or is it a threat to our health — and health care system?
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The Swine Flu vaccine rolls out. We’ll look at vaccination questions and where the flu is now.
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Mommy cocktail hours. Drinking in secret. Driving drunk. Sobering new facts about women and alcohol abuse.
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Swine flu, H1N1, is surprisingly resilient, and could be back with a vengeance this fall. We’ll look at preparedness, from Washington to our local schools.
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Tans and tattoos. Tanning beds. Spray-on tans. We’ll look at our skin and how we color it.
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Scientists report that widely used chemicals — endocrine disruptors — are causing serious health problems in humans. We ask what the government is, and is not, doing about it.
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Pandemic fever. Arlen Specter joins the Democrats. Chrysler in bankruptcy. Our weekly news roundtable goes behind the headlines.
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The swine flu began in Mexico, flew to New Zealand, landed in New York, Kansas, California. Now the world’s defenses are up. We’ll get the latest.
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The federal government is pushing to transition our health records online. We’ll look at the benefits and challenges of such a move.
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Tiny babies. Big challenges. We’ll go inside the world of neonatal medicine where miracles and tragedies happen every day.
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Does the test designed to detect prostate cancer save lives? Two new studies raise big questions.
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Washington, D.C. now has an HIV infection rate that rivals rates in Africa. We look at AIDS in America.
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Pharmaceutical companies – and some scientists – are pushing to make drugs like Adderall and Ritalin mainstream performance enhancers.
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Pass on the chicken Caesar salad, save the planet. New York Times food columnist Mark Bittman on how to change the world with your diet.
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NFL wives speak out. Are their husbands suffering brain damage from playing in the National Football League?
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We’ll talk with the field biologist who tracks new threats, to jungle and stream, before they become pandemic.
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We’ll look at the evidence on popular treatments, from acupuncture to aromatherapy, and whether they’re effective.
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