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...Christine Gorman...
...genitalia and long socialization by a family that raised him as a girl, he always felt and acted like a boy. When he finally learned the truth about his identity in his teens, he was overjoyed, sought ou t reverse surgery and is now happily married. TIME's Christine Gorman points out, though, that the range of human sexual identity is far more complex than simple male versus female, nor is it bound by flesh. The main lesson to be learned from John is that people cannot be told how to feel about their sexuality. While most...
...Christine Gorman...
...which includes an update on the worldwide epidemic, a report on the impact of the new drugs on AIDS victims and an essay by playwright-screenwriter Paul Rudnick--went to a team of science journalists already highly informed, having produced a string of AIDS cover stories. Staff writer Christine Gorman, who wrote what she calls the "medical detective story," covered the first international AIDS conference for TIME in 1985. "Back then all the scientists and all the journalists could fit into one room," she recalls. She met Ho six years ago, and was immediately struck by his quiet confidence...
...information from 23 studies involving 25,967 women with breast cancer and 34,977 without it then reanalyzed the old data to find out how many had had abortions. "Although this study is not as good as others that have come before it," says TIME's science writer Christine Gorman, "there is definitely something there that needs to be looked into." Gorman notes that abortions are probably not the main cause of breast cancer. Other factors such as fat content in the diet, hormonal levels, and when women have babies will affect the likelihood of developing breast cancer. "Researchers have...