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Mixed Messages  Antioxidants fight disease, support immunity and fight aging but in some cases can do more harm to your body than good. Can someone please explain what's going on here?
The Funny Thing About Vitamin E The ABCs of Antioxidants
Past Weekly Cover Stories
The Story of Patient #10 (Post, July 31, 2001)
Hearts and Minds (Post, July 24, 2001)
Hypertension in Black and White (Post, July 10, 2001)
Health Laws That Can Save You Money - or Your Life (Post, June 19, 2001)
Marathon Groups Divided Over Cause (Post, June 12, 2001)
Teaching Bullies a Lesson: Trying to Prevent Another Columbine, Educators Take Aim at Schoolyard Intimidation (Post, June 5, 2001)
A Troubling Epidemic (Post, May 29, 2001)
The War on Breast Cancer (Post, May 22, 2001)
Doctors Go Digital (Post, May 15, 2001)
Memory Lapse -- or Alzheimer's? (Post, May 8, 2001)
Colonoscopy Has Tense Moments, Painless Ending (Post, May 1, 2001)
Calling Doctor You (Post, April 24, 2001)
Rejecting Life Expectancies (Post, April 17, 2001)
How to Improve Your Brain (Post, April 10, 2001)
Run? Walk? Both! (Post, April 3, 2001)
Low Experience, High Expectations (Post, March 27, 2001)
Surviving the Layoff: Isolation. Paranoia. Despair. (Post, March 20, 2001)
Is It a Sign?: Babies with normal hearing are being taught sign language by parents hoping to produce a learning boost or tantrum relief. (Post, March 13, 2001)
Let's Do the Math (Post, March 6, 2001)
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