USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

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Articles in Oct, 1996 issue of USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education)

• Computer analyzes cause of chest pain
• Common drugs could lower risk
• Weight training aids elderly women
• New procedure yields promising results
• "Good" cholesterol levels vary globally
• The "art" of hair transplants
• New techniques improve success
• Homeopathy gaining greater acceptance
• Implantable devices improve survival rate
• Parents should give medicine cautiously
• Marital arguments have a negative effect
• Rethinking contraception as lifestyles change
• Overprescribing antibiotics creating "superbugs."
• Guided imagery speeds surgical recovery
• Preventing carpal tunnel syndrome
• Don't ignore hoarseness
• Can cheeseburgers fight cancer?
• Restoring severely disfigured faces
• Snowboarding puts limbs at peril
• Genes can cause heart problems
• Plants and marine life battle cancer
• Diversity is answer to "French paradox."
• Sports endanger women's knees
• Winter months bring allergen invasion
• Ultrasound evaluation of breast lesions
• Emulsifier may be key to treating ulcers
• In-line skaters' wrists at risk
• Breaking the itch/scratch cycle
• Multiple melanomas can be cured
• Surgical solution to chronic heartburn
• Enzyme levels may be responsible
• Grape juice may curb artery clogging
• Shining light on viral diseases and cancer
• Innovative surgery shows promise
• Brain chemical blamed for cell death
• Reducing saturated fat could save billions of dollars
• Pump may reduce drug's potency
• Gas - a social problem with physical roots
• Depression is a preventable side effect