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Art and message merged in twentieth-century posters, raising the alarm about contagions from TB to AIDS.
How an electrified, 660-pound behemoth became a common diagnostic tool: the ECG.
With insomnia drugs yielding bizarre side effects, sleepwalking has wandered back into public consciousness.
Artists with a certain neurological condition put all their senses to work.
Ordinarily resistant to economic ills, health care this time is suffering too. Poor and uninsured patients are most at risk.
An experimental protocol fools the immune system into accepting a new organ without debilitating drugs. Could it become routine?
Once considered mere substitutes for embryonic cells, re-engineered adult cells are making breakthroughs of their own.
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A unique shape could hold the key to repairing heart tissue.
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