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Sequencing the Drosophila Genome: A Landmark Event in a Landmark Year

The concept of the gene is barely more than 100 years old; our knowledge of the general structure of genes -- the DNA double helix . . .

FEATURE: Emerging Literature on Alternative Medicine

In November, special issues of the Journal of the American Medical Association and the AMA's Archives journals were partly or fully devoted to "alternative" or . . .

FEATURE: ARE VITAMIN E AND SELEGILINE NEUROPROTECTIVE IN ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE?

For patients with Alzheimer's disease (AD) and their families, a recent study in The New England Journal of Medicine provided welcome news that selegiline and . . .

HIV TESTING, 1997.

An array of different HIV-testing systems were FDA-approved this past year, three of which are now being marketed directly to consumers as good alternatives to . . .

FEATURE: CORPORAL PUNISHMENT FOR CHILDREN: HOW SHOULD WE ADVISE PARENTS?

Parents often ask physicians for advice about how to discipline children, and the question of whether or not to spank often arises. But physicians' recommendations . . .

FEATURE: THE DEXFENFLURAMINE CONTROVERSY: NO EASY ANSWERS

Earlier this year, primary care physicians in the United States found themselves besieged by inquiries from patients about dexfenfluramine, the first FDA-approved drug for the . . .

FEATURE: TREATING HIV INFECTION: NEW DEVELOPMENTS

State-of-the-art treatment of HIV infection has changed enormously in the last few years. In 1990, the only anti-HIV agent available by prescription was AZT, a . . .

FEATURE: LUNG REDUCTION SURGERY: APPROPRIATE FOR *YOUR* PATIENT?

FEATURE: THROMBOLYSIS FOR STROKE: SOME CONCERN, SOME HOPE

FEATURE: THE TOP MEDICAL STORIES OF 1995

Each year at around this time, the Editors of Journal Watch pick the past year's top biomedical stories. Typically, stories emerge from a group of . . .

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