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Articles in Summer, 2002 issue of Nutrition Health Review

• Whole grains may reduce heart disease and cancer risk - Medical News From Around The World - Brief Article
• Human lymphomas linked to tainted vaccine - health notes - Brief Article
• Vitamins and atherosclerosis - Medical News From Around The World - Brief Article
• Melatonin said to impair motor skills - Medical News From Around The World - Brief Article
• Consumers confused by new food technologies - Eighth Annual Food Safety Survey - Brief Article
• Riding on the waves
  by Debra T. Johnson
• Hives may be a symptom of a severe dermatological problem - health news - Brief Article
• Recipes for vegan & vegetarian - Recipe
• How to keep your weight under control - Medical News From Around The World - report in the Australian Journal of Nutrition and Dietetics - Brief Article
• Fast Food Nation: the Dark Side of the All-American Meal. - book review
• Ellagic acid in red raspberries said to prevent cancer - Brief Article
• Hoof-and-mouth outbreaks possible - disease knows no boundaries - Brief Article
• A smarter kind of consumer - judging alternative medicine - Brief Article
  by Jessie Gruman
• Information on cell phone safety found insufficient - Brief Article
• The skin in health and disease - Brief Article
  by Emanuel Cheraskin
• Fetal death rates may increase near pesticide sprayings - Brief Article
• NAFTA threatens California government - North American Free Trade Agreement - Brief Article
• Internet doctor lists found to be inaccurate - care online - Brief Article
• Your lips need protection - keeping your skin healthy - Brief Article
• Vitamin C may protect against stomach cancer - Brief Article
• Research shows link between leukemia, Vietnam war - report by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Brief Article
• Aspartame Disease: an Ignored Epidemic. - book review
• Sports drinks versus water - Abstract
• Prenatal exposure to magnetic fields may cause miscarriage - report by the Kaiser Foundation - Brief Article
• Nontraditional patients may be overwhelming their physicians - lack of training on some areas could affect the effectiveness of new doctors to treat their patients - Brief Article
• Chicken and beef may be infected with feces - health notes - Brief Article
• Electromagnetic pollution and a prescription for survival
• Stone cutters exposed to high levels of silica dust - Medical News From Around The World - Brief Article
• Treating your food with radiation—is it safe?
• "POPs" culture - persistent organic pollutants - Brief Article
  by Anne Platt McGinn
• Possible vaccine-autism link triggers congressional probe
• My House is Killing Me! - book review
• Misdiagnosed gout can cause unwanted problems - Brief Article
• Lutein plays complementary role in eye care - dietary supplement - Brief Article
• Old Habits - Poem
  by John M. Floyd
• Drugs for Parkinson's disease linked to excessive sleepiness - Medical News From Around The World - Brief Article
• Does caffeine increase risk of spontaneous abortion? - Medical News From Around The World - Brief Article
• Pediatric rule challenge upheld in U.S. District Court - Brief Article
• Researchers accidentally discover potential plague - Medical News From Around The World - Brief Article
• Okinawan diet may be key to longevity - Medical News From Around The World - brief notes - Brief Article
• Hormones and livestock - Brief Article
• Environmental toxins: who should be concerned? - Brief Article
  by Phillip Zimmerman
• An exclusive interview with Jane M. Orient, M.D., F.A.C.P - Interview
• The Color Code: a Revolutionary Eating Plan for Optimum Health. - book review
• Low-fat, high-fiber diet offers few drawbacks - Brief Article
• High doses of lutein may help your heart - a antioxidant carotenoid in the blood stream - Brief Article
• Postscripts - brief notes