USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

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Articles in Oct, 2004 issue of USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

• Cooling platelets extends shelf life
• Corporate America battles the bulge
• Digital paper replacing pulp
• A protein released from the lungs
• Portable device for home use
• Brain breakdown begins in 40s
• Races react similarly to drugs
• Reimportation ban should be lifted
• Children with recurrent ear infections
• Severed victims can walk again
• Headache vs. migraine: know the difference
• Swallowing difficulties cause for concern
• Neoprohibitionists seek to halt consumption
• HIV-AIDS did not come from oral polio vaccine
• Northeast, Midwest prove most generous
• Disease kills millions of children annually
• Popular herb awaits FDA approval
• Outlawing of DDT proves deadly
• Beer often is dismissed
• Grapes are great for the brain
• Are hormones and cancer linked?
• Multitasking women need better balance
• Alcohol disorders often undetected
• Lack of water causes lung disease
• Diets rich in lean beef
• Corn sweeteners likely culprit
• ALS more common in war veterans
• Teen churchgoers more likely to abstain
• Forty percent of the 119,000
• Drug benefit burdens younger workers
• Fast-food breakfasts inflame blood vessels
• Sunlight triggers attack on organs
• Children can be taught to socialize
• Calling human fat
• Pharmaceutical firms top the list
• Many misunderstand obesity's effects
• New drug relieves psoriasis
• Brain exercises help kick habit
• Most families of infants and toddlers with disabilities
• Airborne bacteria exacerbate attacks
• Junk food prevails at medical conferences
• Lighting innovations prevent disease
• Coal takes heavy human toll
• Sensitive airways prone to infection
• Are you raising fit or fat kids?
• Sun knows no season