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The cover story was written by Associate Editor John Leo, while Staff Writer Claudia Wallis summed up the medical aspects of herpes and possible cures. Both stories were edited by William F. Ewald and checked for factual accuracy by Reporter-Researcher Nancy Pierce Williamson. As Wallis concludes, "Herpes is insidious...
"There is a Nobel Prize for the person who figures out how the viruses select their prey," says Immunologist Paul Wiesner at the Centers for Disease Control, and "a second prize for the person who can figure out the latency of the virus: Just how does it select that perfect...
-By Claudia Wallis.
S. Chang, a Tokyo correspondent, takes the strictures against salt with the proverbial grain. Salt, he says, "is one of the loveliest things ever discovered by humanity." Obviously a man of moderation, he cites Confucius as suggesting that too little salt is as bad as too much. Says Chang, who...
-By Claudia Wallis. Reported by Patricia Delaney/Chicago and Jeanne Saddler, Washington