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There's reason to believe that the principle could bear real fruit. About 20 of the 100 or so strains of HPV have been linked to cervical cancer, but 70% of cervical tumors are caused by just two strains--HPV-16 and HPV-18. Koutsky and her colleagues focused on HPV-16. In their study, they inoculated 768 women with a prototype anti-HPV-16 vaccine developed by Merck Research Laboratories; an additional 765 women were injected with a placebo. Both groups carried on with their normal sexual activity. After an average of 17 months, not a single woman...
...information about ingredients at his local Mickey D's. Perhaps not. But any parent who has to look at a chart to know that French fries are fatty probably isn't serving macrobiotic health shakes at home. U.S. District Court Judge Robert Sweet may decide that a restaurant should bear no more responsibility than a parent--in which case this suit will be flame broiled...
...hike through Kamchatka, in Russia's Far East, you will probably meet more brown bears along the trail than foreign tourists. The first bear we encountered, a ragged eight-footer, ignored us as it lumbered squarely in our path while foraging for blueberries. Our guide fired his rifle into the air to no avail. After an hour's wait in cold drizzle, we crept past the munching behemoth, which glanced at us indifferently. A mile or so later, a mother with two cubs charged at us from the far side of a stream but lost interest as we scurried away...
...opportunity." This year Lost World guided some 500 foreign tourists on summer hiking and rafting expeditions. In spring and winter, the company and several others organize helicopter skiing and snowboarding down steep volcanoes, as well as visits to indigenous reindeer herders by dogsled or snowmobile. Other companies specialize in bear hunting and trout fishing. Meanwhile, cruise ships ply the shores, scouting sea-lion colonies and groups of rare Steller's sea eagles with their 7-ft. wingspans...
...less fat than the dark, although both are superb sources of easily absorbed protein, B vitamins and essential minerals like zinc.Stay away from self-basting birds--on average they have nearly twice the fat and salt as the old-fashioned kind. As for the skin, if you can bear to part with it, do. That's where almost all the fat resides. A reminder: As soon as you're done, get the leftovers into the fridge. It takes just two hours for bacteria to build up in a warm bird...