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1973   Drug Testing Children
1973   Free Press
1973   Legal Guardian
1973   Dr. Welby and Patient Care
1973   Euthanasia and Dr. Osler
1973   Alcohol and the Mind
1973   Emancipated Women
1973   Psychiatry
1973   Unpopular Doctor
1973   Bill of Wrongs
1973   PSRO to TLC
1973   Selecting a Shrink
1973   Bed Shortage
1973   Brain Transplant
1973   Even in Treatment You Can't Win
1973   Out of Diagnoses
1973   The Medicaid Game
1973   Bring Back the Wards
1973   Weed's Records
1973   Helpful Drugs
1973   Simple Arbitration
1973   Chronic Waste
1973   Dr. Provider
1973   Psycho-Surgery
1973   Nurse Practitioners
1973   Growing Pains at FDA
1973   Health Industrial Complex
1973   Speaking of Cancer
1973   Ring for the Nurse
1973   Health Periodicals
1973   Remember Bicycles?
1973   To Improve the System
1973   Medicare Woes
     
1974   Colored Condoms
1974   Peer Review of Whom?
1974   There is a Difference
1974   Hospital Practice Medicine
1974   Feds Plan to Halt Disease
1974   The Medicine Worked
1974   Education and Open Enrolment
1974   Ethnic Admission to Medical School
1974   From Berson to Yalow to Berson
1974   Watchdog Whom
1974   Credibility, Candor or Both
1974   To Blame Autos --or Nuts
1974   Nixon the Coach
1974   Controlling Gender
1974   Home Care Cuts Costs
1974   Medical Leadership Issues
1974   Hospital Planning
1974   Defining "Gay"
1974   Squeezing Nursing Homes
1974   Relaxing
1974   Nursing Homes and Euthanasia
1974   The Good Death
1974   Socialized Medicine
1974   Defining Aggression
1974   Growing Hospital Beds
1974   Mindful of Mothers Who Wheeze
1974   Skilled Beds Disappear
1974   Research Contracts
1974   Do Your Euthanasia at Home
1974   MD DO What's the Difference?
1974   Losing Weight Intelli-Gently
1974   Sober Approach to Drinking
1974   Nixon and Ford and Kojak
1974   Hospital Plan Authoritarian
1974   Medicine to be Tarnished
1974   Decision Making Hospitals
1974   It Doesn't Trust Doctors
1974   Needy Patients Waiting
1974   Truth in Billing
1974   Doctor Needs to Pay Back
1974   Must Doctors Service Medicaid?
1974   PSRO and Wards-Go-Round
1974   Lapius Debates Chiropractor
1974   Believe it It is a C.O.N.
1974   Merry Holidays
1974   Research and Consent
     
1975   Barriers to Health Care
1975   Being Sick is Costly
1975   Transplant Roadblock
1975   Put the Puzzle Back Together
1975   Pidgy's Well-Planned Future
1975   Costs of Feeling Better
1975   Medical Practice in the Headlines
1975   Being Blunt With Patients
1975   Tamper with Ecology
1975   How to Choose a Doctor
1975   Do Health Maintenance Organizations Maintain Health?
1975   Drugs a Serious School Problem
1975   Doctors Can Cure Hospitals
1975   The Expense of Medication
1975   The Khmer Rouge Visits Washington
1975   Patients are People Too
1975   The Humanities in Medical School
1975   Only the Doctor is at Fault
1975   Who Cares About the Patient
1975   It's Quality Not Quantity
1975   Bureaucrats Hike the Costs
1975   Doctors Feel the Fallout from Washington
1975   Is Death the Ultimate Freedom?
1975   Needy Suffer with Medicaid
1975   The Courts Should Judge Medicaid
1975   The Three Sides of Malpractice
1975   Clinics Dehumanize Patients
1975   The Wrong Way to Lose a Patient
1975   The Doctors' Obligation to Review
1975   Police Selves Not Each Other
1975   Medical Advances Raise the Cost
1975   Speaking of Nursing Homes
1975   Medicaid Cuts Must be Fought
1975   Answering the Attack
1975   Keeping Eye on Doctor with PSRO
1975   Restrain Yourself
1975   Doctor's Can't Pull the Plug
1975   Who Will Watch th Watchers?
1975   HEW Bullying
1975   Blame the System for Poor Health
1975   Insurer Threatns Hospitals
1975   Laws Delay Care
     
1976   Doctors Affect Moral Climate
1976   Hard to Keep a Secret
1976   Paperwork Crowds Medicine
1976   Who Should Run Hospitals?
1976   Can We Survive a Flu Epidemic?
1976   Nothing But the Best is Too Good
1976   Malpractice Costs Don't Add Up
1976   "Nature" Makes "UN-Natural" Things "Natural"
1976   Small Pox Still a Threat
1976   Professional Standards Review
1976   Medicaid Defrauds
1976   Investment in Health
1976   Statistical Studies and the Public Weal
1976   Medical Kickbacks
1976   Doctor Advertising
1976   Defensive Medicine
1976   Insurance Companies and PSRO
1976   Medicare Letter War
1976   The Hot Water Bottle
1976   There is More to Being an American
1976   Children Play Follow the Leader
1976   Who is the Boss?
1976   Doctor Justify Your Treatment
1976   Brain Washing
1976   Swine Flu
1976   Freedom for Patients
1976   Hospital Red Tape
1976   Medicare Problems
1976   CBS Attack: Money and Medicine
1976   Death Guardian and Karen Quinlan
1976   I Swear Allegiance
1976   It Starts With Medical School
1976   Rules for Those Who Govern
1976   The Profession and the Public
1976   Statistics and Absurdity
1976   Voluntarism
1976   Training is the Key
1976   Ma Bell Has Come Between Us
1976   Health Commish Missed the Point
1976   Unfair Competition
1976   Good Care Starts With Good Architecture
1976   PSRO In Your Face
1976   What Makes a President or Vice Versa
1976   Medicaid and Necessty
1976   The Death Question
1976   Garramone Bill Hurts Medical Profession
1976   Buy Malpractice from the Underworld
1976   New Laws New Costs
1976   Legislation Increases Medical Costs
     
1977   Research Money Wasted
1977   Flu Shot Flop
1977   Big Mac is Not a Hamborger
1977   Execution Body Parts
1977   Curing Social Ills
1977   Administration Hinders Freedom
1977   Administration Fraught with Communication Problems
1977   Cost Cutting
1977   Socialized Medicine
1977   Doctor Patient Relationship
1977   Play Golf
1977   The Miscalculation
1977   Medicaid Can't be Blamed
1977   Hospital Equipment
1977   Insurance Companies Treat Dollars
1977   Medicaid Facts
1977   Patients' Rights
1977   Doctors Faulted by Press and Medicare
1977   Solar Energy
1977   Nixon and Other Miscreants
1977   Flypaper Catches Flies
1977   Doctors' Earnings Exposed
1977   Hospital Ecology
1977   Medicaid Mills
1977   Arabian Money Rules the Isles
1977   Medical Treatment Breeds Medical Costs
1977   How Did the Ancients Do It?
1977   The Medical Profession Polices itself
1977   Denenberg's Code of Ethics
1977   Fire Fighters Sacrifice
1977   Government Medicine and the Dark Ages
1977   Peer Review
1977   Read the Small Print
1977   Malpractice Insurance Means You
1977   Duplication of Services
1977   Informed Consent
1977   The Doctor Spy Bill
1977   Patient Care
1977   Research in Manimals
1977   Alarming Increase in Costs
1977   Government Dreads New Devices
1977   Hospital Association Asked to Implode
1977   Hospital Association is Needed
1977   The Assuredly Safe automobile
1977   Hospital Responsibilities
1977   Seniors Suffer
1977   Insursance Companies Stock Markets Premiums
1977   The Tight Ship
     
1978   Happy New Year
1978   Dressing Kinky
1978   Doctor Crisis
1978   Sterilization
1978   Fundamentals
1978   Gate of Good Health
1978   Musical Chairs
1978   What Happened To?
1978   Nazi-ism Skokie and Civil Liberties
1978   Hospital Bed Shortage
1978   College Degree
1978   House Calls
1978   An Offer Few Could Refuse
1978   Costs Going Up
1978   Cost Cutters
1978   The Medical Crutch
1978   Mail the Bombs to Russia
1978   Doctors' Dilemma and Parental Consent
1978   Medicare Goes to the Lowest Bidder
1978   Health Care Statistics Distorted
1978   President Carter and the AMA
1978   Hippocratic Oath Revisited
1978   Shortage of Hospital Beds-1(to be continued)
1978   Shortage of Hospital Beds-2
1978   Prize fighting for Seniors
1978   The Endorphin Revolution
1978   Doctors Should Doctor and Governments Should Govern
1978   "Preventive" Medicine
1978   Hospital Trustees Hospital Politics
1978   Feds Give with one Hand and Take with Another
1978   Research Stymied
1978   The Brain Robbery
1978   American Nazis and the ACLU
1978   Nazis in Skokie
1978   The Skokie Paradox
1978   Local Hospital Amendments
1978   Hospital Heist
1978   Medicine Can't be Subject to Cost Accounting
1978   Sex and the Weather
1978   They are Stealaing My Hospital Bed
1978   Fixing Doctor-Patient Ratios
1978   HSA No Substitute for Marketplace
1978   Filching from Seniors
1978   Rationing Hospitals
1978   Junk Foods
1978   A Civics Lesson and the CON
1978   Is Certificate of Need (CON) Legal?
1978   CON Again
1978   Phenformin and the FDA
1978   Holiday Greetings
     
1979   Cyanide and Other Cults
1979   The Ambassadors
1979   Goodyear Tire Tired of Medical Costs
1979   Jimmy Carter's Budget
1979   The Money Pump
1979   The Criminal Mind
1979   Planners Short Change Health Care
1979   The Nobel Prize After Death
1979   Three Mile Island
1979   Hitler's Birthday
1979   Small Pox
1979   PSRO Reviews
1979   Naderism
1979   Gambling Pills
1979   Pity the Condemned Death row Inmate
1979   Hospital Ingenuity
1979   America Railroaded
1979   Paperwork Sure Wastes Energy
1979   The Big Bang
1979   Rafts and Medicine
1979   Milk and Bilk the System
1979   Coaxing for Life or Death
1979   Medicare Procedures Chisel Patients and Doctorxs
1979   Doctor Killed in the Line of Duty
1979   Health Plan Inches Towards Reality
1979   Health Insurance Not the answer
1979   A Bitter Pill
1979   Patients Not Charts
1979   Life Saving Cost Estimates
1979   Khomeni and Hitler
1979   Which World is Which
1979   Power and Virtue
1979   More Hostages
     
1980   Bus Cop Car Snafus
1980   Take Heed of the Weed
1980   Bureaucrats a Real Hazard
1980   Demand and Supply Marketplace
1980   Generic Drugs No Bargain for Doctor
1980   Junk Food: What's In a Name?
1980   Hospital or You
1980   Law that Wastes Money and Lives
1980   Ten Commandments
1980   The Living Will
1980   Bad Economics but Good Medicine
1980   Human Factor Does Not Compute
1980   PSRO: The Law but Not a Good One
1980    DMSO
1980   Meddling With Medicine
1980   Valy Menkin
1980   Wissennicht Has the Answers
1980   The Pine Barren Mentalists
1980   Ah, the Joys of Owning a Boat
1980   Medicaid Policies Harassing Doctors
1980   Jacob Furth
1980   Nobel Prize Catch 22
1980   Hospital Plays Numbers /Game
1980   Revised Code of Medical Ethics
1980   This Planning Breeds Crisis
1980   Theocracy Never Trust a Human
1980   Hospice: Good Idea if Done Right
1980   Puzzled by Senator Kennedy's Health Plan
1980   Licensing Hydra
1980   Strangled by Freedom
1980   The Big One: I'll Stay if You Will
1980   Care in Human Terms
1980   Fiddle With Prescribing Rights
1980   I Like Bikes
1980   Doctor the Authority
1980   Food Poisoning
1980   Red Tape
1980   New Blood and Gasahol
1980   Try it Without a Chief
1980   Dragging the Realities
1980   FDA Should Get on Track
1980   Doctors and Brand X
1980   Insuring Life After Death
1980   Lenon and Halberstam--Human Beacons
1980   The Fix is In
     
1981   The Case of the Bogus Pills
1981   Hospital Problems Ignored
1981   Let's Speed it Up In Trenton
1981   Do You Think You Eat Right?
1981   Let's Get Back to Basics
1981   Marijuana
1981   At What Price Human Life?
1981   Toxic Shock
1981   Chiropractic Cracks Defense
1981   The Airwave Attack on Drugs
1981   A Marriage made in the Lab
1981   Bed Shortage Won't Go Away
1981   Polish Crisis No Joke
1981   What if it Happened Here?
1981   Doctors Walk Out on Oath
1981   Put the Clamps on Immunity
1981   Dispensing Tales of Horror
1981   A Hospital Need Unsatisfied
1981   Senator Harrison Williams and Abscam
1981   Squads Squeezed by State
1981   Ten Most Wanted
1981   Just When I Kicked Peanuts
1981   Don't Blame the Hospitals
1981   Down to the Sea in Ships
1981   Certificate of Need Gamble
1981   Unions and DRG
1981   A Sonnet to the State
1981   Beds in the Name of Defense
1981   Doctors: Gone the Specialist
1981   No Sure Rx for Specialists
1981   Drug Warnings are Overdue
1981   A Song of Hope for the Ill
1981   Green Thumb Genetic Luck
1981   Opinion on Second Opinions
1981   Not All Drugs are Dangerous
1981   Should Nurses Be Immune?
1981   Keane Gets On MD Vote
1981   CMH Should Share the Power
1981   The Problem is DRG
1981   Bureaucrats too Protected
1981   Ways to Cut Hospital Costs
1981   Bureaucracy is No. 1 Killer
1981   Hospital Closing Ill-Timed
1981   Klan and Communist Workers Party
1981   In Celebration of Nurses
     
1982   Where MDs Fear to Treat
1982    Harrison Williams
1982   Anti Trust and HSA
1982    Epitaphs of the Cryptic Kind
1982   Man Driven to Foreign Cars
1982    Being Eyed as a Spy
1982   Program Lies to Patients PL 92-603
1982    Sick Lose Out to CON Game
1982   Hospital Leaders are Ailing
1982    The PSRO System Can Sicken You
1982   Doctors Cannot Use License to Threaten
1982   PSRO Case Report
1982    Carlton Fredericks Airwave Doctor
1982   It's Time to Think County
1982    Medical Sociology
1982   Safe Fuels
1982    Wanted--Answers Straight from the State
1982    A Place Called Jamestown
1982   Package Insert and Nitroglycerin
1982    Are Lay Trustees Obsolete?
1982   CON and Monmouth County
1982   Lost Between the Pages
1982    Planning Parenthood is a Family Affair
1982   Clearing the Air at CMH
1982    Trouble With Nurses
1982   CMH Expansion: Ideas Improve with Time
1982    A shortage of Strong Arms
1982   When Computers Decide
1982    DRG Should Not Be the Answer
1982   Defining Life--A Useless Exercise
1982    The Case Raises a Question
1982   Time to Rise Above All
1982    Baseball--Wait 'Till Next Year
1982   Mind Patients Not Records
1982    Playing the CON
1982   One Vote for Wards
1982    Coping with Unkind Cuts
1982   What Price Health Care?
1982    Tylenol or Cylenol, a Grim Shadow
1982   The Best Way to Kill
1982    Weisskopf Changed the Laboratory; Whitehead Gave the Gift
1982   Your Car Must Carry an Insurance Card
1982    Hospital CON-NED Again
1982   The Unnecessary Test
1982    The Newborn and Neonatal Care
1982   The Seeds of Cancer
1982    Money Goes from Health to War
1982   That Old Time Construction
     
1983    New York Patients Face Emergency
1983   Disability: Sit, Stand and Carry
1983    They are Picking on the Sick
1983   The Generic Medicine Game
1983    Eye Spy
1983   Disability Determinations
1983    Nurses Must Unite
1983   AIDS Raises Difficult Questions
1983    War Without Winners
1983   Oil Glut Could Break OPEC
1983    Medicine is a Moped not a Mercedes
1983   Doctors Not Asked About their Patients
1983    Official Fires Back
1983   He Doth Protest too Much
1983    A Matter of Parental Rights
1983   Disability Troops Mounting  
1983    Wanted: Straight Answers  
1983   Expensive Case of the Blues  
1983    His Parole Hard to Swallow  
1983   Education Deserves a Look  
1983    May Clinic in River City  
1983   Can War Ever be Moral?  
1983   Liberty and Justice for None  
1983   Changing Education's Flow  
1983   Education Reform is Eyed  
1983   Give Board its Own Counsel  
1983    It Takes Time to Get Well  
1983   Discovery Rules Examined  
1983    The Fourth and Freedom  
1983   Confidentiality was Respected  
1983    US Cannot Let Israel Fall  
1983   Gone for the Wrong Reasons  
1983    CMH Criticism Answered  
1983   FDA Testing Dangerous  
1983   Paul Van Gieson Letter  
1983   Dialysis, CON and HHC  
1983   Scrap the CON Procedure  
1983   Harris Rebuts Van Gieson  
1983    Bishop Buck Reagan's Stand  
1983   Solo Practitioners Soon Passe  
1983    Medicine has Mission and Scope  
1983   Determinations are Unfair  
1983   Dr. Harris Hears a Different Drummer  
1983   We Need Retired Volunteers  
1983   Rage at Russians Fruitless  
1983   The Victim of Shell shock  
1983    New Use for Computer Kids  
1983   Promises but No Guarantees  
1983    See t the Enemy Before Attack  
1983   State Distorts Health Market  
1983   Bombs and War  
1983   Matter of Morals and Murals  
1983   A Vote to Delay CMH Vote  
1983   Public Needs More Details  
1983    New Jersey Medicine  
       
1984   Standards Must Be Maintained  
1984   Eliminate Hunger  
1984   The Home Health Care epic  
1984   What We Do to Animals  
1984   Measles and Small Pox Vaccines  
1984   A Charitable Measure Gone Bad  
1984   Let's Take a  Look at the System  
1984   Is a Second Chance Worth the Risk?  
1984   Killing Pain-Killers with Headlines  
1984   Over Protected or Excessive Zeal Drugs and the State  
1984   CPR After Heimlich Not Before
1984   When is an Editorial Unjustified
1984   AIDS: the malady remains a mystery
1984   Road is Long in the /Cancer fight
1984   Medical Field Faces a Challenge
1984   Scientists and Other People-- Hornykiewiecz and Parekinsons
1984   Jane Rinck and the Emergency Room
1984   Chemotherapy: to Find a Cure
1984   Fraud and Science--a Poor Mix
1984   Doctor Opens Can of Worms
1984   If Life is Sacred Death is Sacred
1984   Street fight in Business Suits
1984   How to Put Your Heart into Sex
1984   Chiropractic Explained
1984   Exercise is the Heart of the Matter
1984   Closing Psychiatric Hospitals and Judy Weigand
1984   Nation of Laws Not Men
1984   Whistle Blower
1984   Weigand and Unruh--Rights and Wrongs
1984   The Day the Hotline Went Dead
1984   The Car: A Hands On Experience
1984   Congress Attacks Medical Profession
1984   Are the Debates Worth the Rhetoric?
1984   Which? Medicine or Debt Service?
1984   Is CON nothing More than a Game?  
1984   What Makes a Good Hospital?
1984   When Government Tinkers with Hospitals
1984   Ethiopia: Too Little Too Late
1984   Alzheimer: is it Right to Call it a Disease?
1984   Good News. Razors Shave Close, Last Long
1984   Chart Loophole is Hazard to Patient
     
1985   Generics: Not Everything is Under Control
1985   Brand Names--Last Chance
1985   Medicare's Murder, a Real Whodunit
1985   Education Part of the Corruption
1985   Reagan's Disability Policy
1985   UFO Travelers May Hasten Home
1985   CMH Hatchet Nearly Gets Head Man
1985   Jake Seltzer was One of a Kind
1985   Hospital Affects the Community
1985   Administrator Takes Computer Rap
1985   Washing Hands Prevents Infection
1985   Signs of Spring
1985   The Heart of Exercise
1985   Hypertension Study a Hyper Waste
1985   Strep Throat Harmless in Most
1985   PROS: Betraying Medical Oath
1985   In Spite of Danger Don't Worry Don't Panic
1985   Ralph Nader's Role with th FDA
1985   Doctors Fair Game for Government
1985   British Take a Jab at Boxing
1985   Have Computers think but Not Feel
1985   The Doctors' Hidden Contribution
1985   Who Decided which Doctors Work?
1985   Time for a Change in Medical  Care
1985   President One of Many with Tumor
1985   Wrable Case is Complex
1985   Part 1, the Road to HCFA
1985   Trying to Deal with Bureaucracy is Trying
1985   Fee Splitting is Back
1985   Doctor Views the Debate on DRG
1985   Planners Have Taken Over the Hospital
1985   AIDS Acquires a Deadly Reputation
1985   How Judges Abdicated to Doctors
1985   Speculation on the Origin and Effect of AIDS
1985   Public is Establishing the Guidelines on Vitamins
1985   Who is Working for Whom?
1985   Vitamins, Hospitals and Hygiene
1985   Hospitals Must POffer Quality Care
1985   Bottom Line in Health Not Taxable
1985   Ocean County Chess Connection
1985   Patients as Guests in Hotel
     
1986   Hypnosis to Quit Smoking
1986   Doctors Fair Game For Government
1986   Loss Strikes at Heart of Nation
1986   Whooping Cough Vaccine Scarce
1986   Hospitals--Havens of Hospitality
1986   Cyanide Used in Test for Povidine
1986   Hospital ABCs vs DRG and PRO
1986   Letter Informs Medicare Patients
1986   Shuttle Crews and Informed Consent
1986   Different Lab Inspection Standards
1986   Beware of Pills that Don't Work
1986   Allow Measles to Spread Immunity
1986   Politics Surgery Create Dilemma
1986   DRG Rule and Hospital Structure
1986   Doctors Must Improve Patient Care
1986   Shorter Fights Will Be Safer Fights
1986   Time Will Judge Chernobyl Effects
1986   Queries on Side Effects Answered
1986   Management Fails to Bite the Bullet
1986   Lapses May Mar Medical Charts
1986   Medicare Reimbursements Slowing
1986   Mystery of Schizophrenia
1986   B12 Shots controversial
1986   His Patients Know Best
1986   Ovshinsky Effect: Science and the Mind
1986   Bill Fails to Address the Needy
1986   Praise the Lord and Pass the Scalpel
1986   Did Scientists Hijack the AIDS Virus
1986   How Does a Doctor Pick a Doctor
1986   Pros and Cons vs House Calls
1986   Third Party Payment Poor system
1986   Contacts Can Be Hazardous to Vision
1986   Robbed of Medical funds
1986   Do Schools and Birth Control Mix?
1986   Free the Mind of Our Youth
1986   Fight Bill on preventive Detention
1986   Hazards of Autos
1986   Bent on Banning Smoking
     
1987   Eliminate Automobiles
1987   How New Bills Fail to Address Old Issues
1987   Males Benefit From Womens' Lib
1987   Patients not Patient Reps Need their Week
     
1990-93   Time Not War
1990-93   Look Past doctors for system Woes
1990-93   Doctors Monkey with Liver
1990-93   Abacus Has Advantages
1990-93   Academic Crooks
1990-93   Attack on Gun Problem
1990-93   AIDS Prompts Look at Other Diseases
1990-93   Alaska Officials Should represent People
1990-93   Appearance Over Substance
1990-93   Officials and the Public Trust
1990-93   Heading Towards War
1990-93   Automobile Accidents
1990-93   Baker's Futile Peace Tour
1990-93   Ban Happy Faces
1990-93   Bring AIDS Testing Out of the Closet
1990-93   Bureaucracy Curbs Productivity
1990-93   Meddling in Medicaid
1990-93   Cap Waiver
1990-93   Centralized Authority Hinders Education
1990-93   Charity by Hospital Physicians
1990-93   Chelation
1990-93   Confidentiality Covers Sins
1990-93   Costs and School Referendum
1990-93   Deficit and Generation War
1990-93   Dingell and Scientific Scandal
1990-93   Doctors Reluctant to Serve the Poor
1990-93   Dr. K. Knows Whereof  He Euthanizes
1990-93   Drop the Age Barrier
1990-93   Drug Costs Soar with Effectiveness
1990-93   The Pepe Case
1990-93   Failure to Condemn Bigotry
1990-93   Family the Heart of America
1990-93   Florio Should Halve the Bureaucracy
1990-93   Foreign Workers and Lumber Labor
1990-93   Congressional Franking Fails to Get the Stamp of Approval
1990-93   Free Press and Disagreement
1990-93   Georgia Rules Suicide Lega
1990-93   Give Aid but No Lives to Somalia
1990-93   Guardianship
1990-93   Hard Questions on TV Show
1990-93   Risks of High Cholesterol?
1990-93   Ignorance and Fetal Tissue
1990-93   Is Saddam Headed for the A Peace Prize
1990-93   Time to Call Foreign Debts
1990-93   Discover Side Effects
1990-93   Joint Ventures--Good Medicine
1990-93   Jont Ventures Compete
1990-93   Medicare and Means Test
1990-93   Rape and Confidentiality
1990-93   Rails and Transportation
1990-93   Forcing Schools on Kids
1990-93   Medicare Can Cheat
1990-93   Medicare Delays
1990-93   Medicare Locked to IBM Protocol
1990-93   Medicare is Prisoner of Science
1990-93   Natural Gas Comes in Various Forms
1990-93   New Campaign Targets Bureaucracy
1990-93   New Forms Costly
1990-93   New York Puts Surgeon Before Patients
1990-93   AIDS Theories
1990-93   Avert Gulf War
1990-93   Patient Care Comes Before Clipboard
1990-93   Perot Should Focus on Bureaucracy
1990-93   PROs Bother Programs
1990-93   Promises: Few Are Kept
1990-93   Mail Order Dunning
1990-93   Referral Rules Hold doctor Hostage
1990-93   Regulatory Glut
1990-93   Misuse of Research Grants
1990-93   Restraining Patients and the State
1990-93   Rodney King Verdict
1990-93   Save by Eliminating Public Signs
1990-93   Save Public Advocate
1990-93   Science and Unusual Ideas
1990-93   Transportation and Fuel
1990-93   Slavery
1990-93   To Smoke and the Law
1990-93   Solarz and the Mid East
1990-93   Pickpocket State
1990-93   Planned Parenthood
1990-93   Hospital Stay Can Make You Sick
1990-93   Tone Pad Phone Calls Becoming Stressful
1990-93   Lawsuit Targets Heart Valve
1990-93   Supreme Court and Abortion Advice
1990-93   Gamble on Reno Air Fares
1990-93   Talk is Cheap Mr. Clinton
1990-93   Tenure and Business-Takeovers
1990-93   Age of the Auto Ending
1990-93   Universal Testing for HIV-AIDS
1990-93   The Plight of the Kurds
1990-93   Cutting Medical Costs
1990-93   Driving is Risky
1990-93   Treading Through Medicare's Maze
1990-93   To New England with Trepidation
1990-93   Tuberculosis Threatens IDS Patients
1990-93   War Results When Politics Fails
1990-93   Individual Initiative
1990-93   Transportation System Poor
1990-93   Western Capitalism Has Problems
1990-93   The Virgin Mary in Marlboro New Jersey