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Prescription for Prevention? --
While the breast cancer drug tamoxifen offers new hope to women at high
risk for the disease, questions remain as to its efficacy, its side effects,
and who should ultimately take it.
Picking
Through the Pieces --
School researchers contemplate the merits--as well as the faults--of the
oft-disparaged managed care system.
Pharmacophilanthropy
--
Pharmaceutical companies employ different strategies for getting
much-needed
drugs to people in developing countries though donation programs.
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Something
to Prove:
The Biostatistics of A Civil Action
DEPARTMENTS
Random Samples
UV
or Not UV: That Is the TB Question
Boyhood Disrupted
A Fertile Area of Research
Hill Named Editor
Epidemic in C Major
Infections at an Exhibition
Good Intentions, Bad Water
The Epidemiology of Activism
677 Huntington
Avenue
Microlab
Mavens
E Pluribus Modem
A Not-So-Simple Solution
Faculty Awards and Honors
Alumni
Changing
Times, Improving Health
'The Best Job in Public Health'
Long Distance House Calls
Three Roads Diverged
Comment
Clinical Trial Conundrums
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