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Articles in May-June, 2008 issue of Saturday Evening Post

• [Cartoon]
  by Mike Shapiro
• The ABCs of molecular genetics
• Eugene Iverd
  by John R. Dear
• Targeting melanoma: a new arsenal of therapies is aimed at a widespread and lethal skin cancer
  by Robert Langreth
• Par for the course
• Home grown: with container gardening, you don't have to own acres of land to grow and enjoy fresh fruits and vegetables
• Statins and heart health
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• Unusual sign of serious problem
• Isn't it romantic?
  by Gary L. Eklund
• Mysterious skin discoloration
• Shingles vaccine
• To whom it may concern
  by Joy Comloquoy
• You be the judge
  by Bruce M. Jones
• Post-op Rx: chew gum
• Allergies on the rise: in a surprising twist, adults are discovering that allergies emerge at any time of life
  by Laurie Tarkan
• Dogs who made a difference: true tales of the extraordinary intelligence, bravery, and loving nature of man's most valued animal companion
  by Sam Stall
• [Cartoon]
  by Schocnan
• Vitamin [B.sub.12] helps her hair, too
• Safe and sound
  by Cris Winsor
• The bone zone: developing a winning strategy can help put the brakes on bone loss
  by Patrick Perry
• The wheel thing: for transport, exercise, and just pure fun, elder adults are taking to bicycling in a big way
  by Tait Trussell
• Foot facts
• Vitamin K counteracts Coumadin
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• Brief visit
  by Lois Muehl
• Pluck without pain
• Train memories
  by Jean Darling
• Where do you think you are?
• Gene test for anticoagulant therapy
• The proof is in the pudding: so you think the old Protestant work ethic is not what it used to be? The reason may be sitting right there on your kitchen counter
  by Bud Herron
• About iPods and pacemakers
• [Cartoon]
  by Kales
• Her vitiligo has improved
• Brachytherapy for prostate cancer
• Tony Bennett
  by Patricia B. Woodson
• What's your net worth?
  by Valentino Sabuco
• A lot of bull
  by Joseph Blair
• [Cartoon]
  by Ron Morgan
• Clot on ICD raises questions
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• Who's looking at your medical records? You may be surprised by who's accessing your health information!
  by Laurie Robertson
• Reader tips to restore taste and smell
• The glue
  by Herm Albright
• Keep it coming
  by Robert Kotler
• Moms will be moms: artists seeking cover ideas can always look to their mothers
• Thank you for calling …
  by Frank James Davis
• The wit and wisdom of Benjamin Franklin: his enduring wisdom leads us to a higher appreciation of his genius
• Reader hears her heart beating
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• Ty Pennington: the real deal: when it comes to the hyper host of TV's popular reality show Extreme Makeover: Home Edition, what you see is what you get. Give him a hammer and he'll build you a house—in a week
  by Holly G. Miller
• [Cartoon]
• Son bothered by ringing in ears
• Rockwell's girl on the train
  by Norman Rockwell
• Small wonders: a closeup look reveals the uncommon beauty of common things too small for the eye to see
• Not what it use to be
  by E.B. White
• To-do list for health
• Skipped beats are common
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• Experiment gone wrong
  by Jill Marie Bonnier
• Countering constipation
• Not "belly" fat at all
• Century of cycling
• From the pharmacy
• Taking tomatoes to heart: lighten up with spring salads!
• Faster pulse may be okay
  by Douglas P. Zipes
• Help! I'm turning into my mother! He had been a typically slobby guy, then, suddenly, after a fraternity poker marathon, his maternal "neatness genes" kicked in
  by Peter Gerstenzang
• [Cartoon]
  by Blair
• From one drip to another
• Rendering unto God and Caesar
  by Elvin W. Frick
• You take the cake: folks who decide to bake their own wedding cake may well be out of their minds
  by Lori Borgman
• Escaping the Western diet: food journalist Michael Pollan offers a liberating solution to the way of eating that is ruining Americans' health
• Discover a hobby
• Legislation with a heart
• Time to downsize? A professional organizer shares inside tips to simplify the transition
  by Susan Phelps
• When to get a pap test
• Back to school
  by Virginia Estep
• The perfect squelch
  by Don Selbert
• Saving energy at home
• Talking to your doctor
• Cardiac risk among athletes
• Fuchs' dystrophy