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A Man Collapsed on the Sidewalk

As a pre-med major, I had to be honest: did I really want to be the doctor who would treat him?

High Soy Prices Idling Biodiesel Plants

Farmers are happy, but it’s a blow for green energy
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Library-Based Cancer Detection Effort Claims Quick Success

Organizers hope the idea will take off nationally
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Struggling to Adjust, Young Russian Immigrants Turn to Heroin

A problem nobody sees
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A Needle through the Neck

Some people think that’s sexy. But often it can all go wrong.

Waiting Room

For a young cancer patient, it’s an especially nerve-wracking place

Don't Laugh

Textile entrepreneur leads guffaw-inducing therapy sessions for the stressed-out

The High Cost of Giving Up Your Eggs

To a cash-strapped student, the typical $8,000 payment can seem tantalizing. But donors say the money is fully earned.

Does Mother Know Best?

If not, why are Mexican immigrants bearing more healthy babies than the Americanized second generation?

Food for Thought

College students can boost their brainpower with the right foods

Fast Facts on the Freshman 15

Think all students put on pounds when they head off to college? Nutrition experts reveal the real deal on weight gain.

Another Kind of Dining Hall

College campuses across the country are establishing lactation rooms where students with babies can breastfeed.

Taking a Gamble on Health Insurance

Once they’re dropped from their parents’ plans, many twenty-somethings opt to “roll the dice” rather than pay the premiums.