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Articles in Sep/Oct 1999 issue of Health Progress

• Putting our money where our mission is
  by Camey, Brian F
• Toward a theology of limits
  by Smith, Patricia
• Holding on to corporate stars
• Bridging the gap
  by Bones, Diane
• Ethical issues in genetics
  by Shannon, Thomas A
• lady or the tiger?, The
  by Hume, Susan K
• Innovative programs teach new parents necessary skills
  by Weiss, Rhoda
• An Ethics Casebook for Hospitals: Practical Approaches to Everyday Cases
• Teamwork across boundaries
  by Deane, Bonnie St John
• Wheelchairs: Onward and upward
• Care That Works: A Relationship Approach to Persons with Dementia
• Why failed CEOs don't make the grade
• When to pay for expensive medical innovations
• Ethicists have gone digital
  by Lawry, Thomas C
• Keeping our faith in the face of change
  by Boever, Sue
• Community networks
• U.S. betting against longer life
• Mission and business: Resolving the tension
  by Arbuckle, Gerald A
• Are you registered?
  by Warren, David
• Saying goodbye
• Genetic Testing for Alzheimer Disease: Ethical and Clinical Issues
• Prayer service
  by McMullen, Barbara
• Genetic medicine in the next five years
  by Burnside, Gordon
• Companions in Hope: The Art of Christian Caring
  by McShea, Rita S
• Needed: A warning system for environmental health risks
  by Place, Michael D
• Online prescribing puts patients at risk
• Back to the city
  by Marinakos, Plato A; Zuckerman, Alan M
• Stem cell research: Licit or complicit?
  by Branick, Vincent; Lysaught, M Therese
• CHA's 1999-2002 strategic plan
  by Place, Michael D; Gottemoeller, Doris; Connelly, Michael D