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Articles in January, 2005 issue of Current Health 2, a Weekly Reader publication

• Destroyed by 'roids: if you're looking to get big on steroids, you're making a big mistake.(Drugs & Alcohol)
  by Fraser, Stephen
• Chewing aspirin can damage teeth.(Pulse)(Brief Article)
• 2004-2005 planning calendar.(Calendar)
• Tangled in the Web: 10 signs you're spending too much time online.(Relationships)
  by Piddock, Charles
• What is high blood pressure?(What's up, doc?)(Brief Article)(Letter to the Editor)
  by Jones, Barbara
• What causes a toenail infection?(What's up, doc?)(Brief Article)
  by Sweeney, Earl
• The good-carb diet: the South Beach diet says one thing. Atkins says another. What does science say you should eat?(Nutrition)
  by Piddock, Charles
• Deadly element treats cancer.(Pulse)(Brief Article)
• Gym quiz: can you tell the difference between fitness fact and fitness fiction?(Exercise & Fitness)
  by Chapman, Jen
• What causes baldness, and how can it be prevented?(What's up, doc?)(Brief Article)
  by Pitarresi, Rich
• Head case: a bizarre accident leads to a breakthrough in brain science.(Doctor Detective)
• Here's looking at you.(Brief Article)
• Half-ton man goes on diet.(Pulse)
• Chest implant warns of heart attack.(Pulse)(Brief Article)
• Big on drugs.(Brief Article)(Illustration)
• Attack of the killer breath! What causes halitosis and how to get rid it.(Your Personal Health)
  by McPhee, A.T.
• 'Old' mice unlock key to aging.(Pulse)(Brief Article)
• Bad blood: for countless kids, living with leukemia means battling the enemy within.(Disease & Disorders)
  by Wysong, Pippa
• Is breakfast really the most important meal?(What's up, doc?)(Brief Article)
  by Is breakfast really the most important meal?
• Pretty unreal: ever wish you could look as hot as celebrities do? Well, they don't look as good as you think.(Cover Focus)(Cover Story)
  by Mehta, Julie
• Get off that couch!(Pulse)(Brief Article)
• Empty inside: eating disorders involve much more than wanting to be thin.(Psychology)
  by Sparling, Polly
• Carbon killer: a quick-thinking teen saves the day.(First Aid & Safety)
  by Fraser, Stephen