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Brain-scanning breakthroughs are proving remarkably able to detect falsehoods. But is it wrong to invade a liar’s skull?
A “new” approach, 40 years in the making, attempts to keep blood vessels from feeding tumors. It’s starting to work.
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Charting the progression of today’s hospital terror.
Some countries have the problem of resistant staph well in hand; others don’t.
If God wanted to send a plague to expose the Achilles’ heel of American medicine, that plague would be MRSA.
The world’s most recognizable birth control method, the Pill, turns 50.
Medical bloggers muse on futuristic hospital devices, getting paid and ER drug seekers.
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