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Scientists at Johns Hopkins University's Applied Physics Laboratory are testing a virtually omniscient computer system called Force Threat Evaluation and Weapon Assignment. It takes a Navy battle group's radar signals and converts them into a three-dimensional picture that the admiral watches on a monitor. Instead of confusing...
IN SUMMING UP THE MOSCOW SUMMIT between Clinton and Yeltsin [The POLITICAL INTEREST, May 22], Michael Kramer quoted me as opposing the immediate extension of NATO membership to the countries of Central Europe on the grounds that "We've got time. If it's really 'Weimar Russia,' then we're...
In response to this enormous opportunity -- not just to clarify the mysteries of consciousness but also to understand and treat such devastating mind malfunctions as Alzheimer's disease, depression, drug addiction, schizophrenia and traumatic brain damage -- research projects have multiplied dramatically. Over the past several years, Johns Hopkins has launched...
Women are often shocked when menopausal symptoms strike in the early 40s. The average age of menopause, after all, is 51. Most know little about perimenopause, and their doctors aren't much help. A Gallup poll of women ages 45 to 60 conducted last year found that only 44% were...
Similarly, researchers studying estrogen and heart disease see the greatest benefits in long-term use. Estrogen helps keep levels of LDL cholesterol low and HDL cholesterol high, which is one reason pre-menopausal women have a much lower rate of heart disease than their male peers. Without HRT, a woman...