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A thoughtful public-health expert tells us what we don't want to hear: the nation's health is fairly good but should be better, and the failings are mostly not medical. Public health depends more on private behavior--boring, heard-it-before considerations of how much we eat, drink...
Look at it from a psychological point of view. According to Dr. Lawrence Cheskin, director of the Johns Hopkins Weight Management Center, "We eat out of emotional needs. We eat when we're happy, we eat when we're sad. We've grown up in a way that food is...
A month after he was treated for blood clots in his lungs, former Vice President Dan Quayle returned to Indiana University Medical Center today with appendicitis. The 47-year-old Quayle was planning to announce his decision on whether to run for President in '96 this week. He is expected...
Heavy use of Tylenol and other aspirin alternatives containing the pain reliever acetaminophen -- even as little as taking one pill a day -- might double the risk of kidney failure, a study released today concludes. The research, conducted at Johns Hopkins University and published in the latest issue of the New...
The exhibit presents a startling variety of works considered "American." It opens with three objects representing at first glance Native American, European and African-American cultural heritage: a contemporary sculpture by Creek Indian artist Joseph Johns, Gilbert Stuart's iconized portrait of George Washington, and a rubbing from a Cambridge...