Medicine

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The survivalist's guide to do-it-yourself medicine
Come the apocalypse, who will fill your prescriptions?
Word doctor
A Harvard physician believes poetry can soothe and even heal his patients.
Brave new world or future shock?
Medical scientists predict technologies such as animal-to-human organ transplants and toilets that send info to your doctor.
Tell me where it hurts
Is it ethical for a doctor-turned-writer to use his patients for material?
Backwoods E.R.
In these parts, you meet your neighbors one crisis at a time.
Letters to the Editor
Is it better to be food-obsessed than fat and happy? Plus: Trolling for errors in "Dutch"; hip-hop merits not less scrutiny, but greater intellectual rigor.
Orgasms and outrage
Experts on female sexual dysfunction gather in Boston and dance with their shirts off.
Shot in the arm
Flu shots are being given in casinos, grocery stores and Target stores.
Spin doctoring
Expectations about your health or illness can cause reality to follow suit.
Scary as hell
People are dying because antibiotics can't keep up with resistant bugs.
Cutting into sacred territory
A Navajo medical student faces one of the strongest taboos of her culture -- touching the dead.
Thought-activated computing
Thought-activated computing: By Sam Witt and Sean Durkin. The cyberpunk vision of a brain/computer interface becomes real -- as a boon for the paralyzed.
21st: Six clicks from death
When you're facing a strange new illness, the wealth of medical information online can help. It can also drive you crazy.
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