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...syndrome--say, obesity or insulin resistance--or if several biological pathways are involved. Whatever the case, says Dr. Scott Grundy, a leading expert on cholesterol who chaired the American Heart Association's first clinical conference on metabolic syndrome in September, "right now there's no single drug that can treat the whole metabolic syndrome." Individual symptoms like high blood pressure still have to be treated separately. But your best bet for an overall solution is to eat better, lose weight and get more exercise...
...Christmas cake decorated with figurines. Russia's Orthodox Christians, who celebrate Christmas on Jan. 7, flock to have their fortunes told in the week before the holiday. Britons swear by their Christmas pudding, a steamed, alcohol-soaked fruitcake. One cherished ritual of most British festivities is pulling the treat-filled Christmas crackers. Whatever your favorite tradition, Happy Christmas...
Regardless of your politics—and I myself am to the left of Mansfield on many issues—this spirit of debate should be considered a treat, and, sadly, an unusual one. At Yale, the president and his administration have a studious policy of avoiding argument at all costs, instead speaking about important issues—like labor strife and town/gown relations—through press agents and lawyers...
...study, published last week in the New England Journal of Medicine, “compared utilization and spending patterns for three classes of drugs that are used to treat chronic illnesses,” said Richard Frank, Morris professor of health economics at HMS and one of the researchers involved in the study...
...thought it was a treat,” said Eliot House resident Andrew B. Pacelli ’04. “I think the speech was sensible and well-reasoned...