Articles from USA Today (Magazine) (October 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
African-American men at higher risk.		Brief article	178
Anorexia, bulimia prove gene related.			309
Bridging the gap through the world of art.		Brief article	274
Caregivers of those under psychological or physical stress, as well as those with the condition themselves, should not overlook their oral health, according to a study by the American Academy of Periodontology, Chicago.		Brief article	89
Clinicians apparently are getting better at diagnosing autism in young children.		Brief article	97
Concussions promote dementia in gridders.			371
Designer peptides provide treatment.			380
Doing battle with hospital infections.			304
Don't end up fathering by default.		Interview	1013
Elective surgery patients growing older.		Brief article	195
Emergency room visits soaring.			317
Extending DST will promote healthy bones.		Brief article	297
First treatment for drug-resistant HIV.			441
Hollywood story lines hinder cooperation.		Brief article	319
Illuminating offending proteins fluorescently.			454
Knee implants designed for women.			397
Liver linked to deadly disease.			308
Malnutrition kills stricken patients.			515
Molecular switch may hold key to cure.			333
Nanotechnology aids in cancer fight.			393
New look at influenza virus.		Brief article	309
New test developed for B-12 deficiency.		Brief article	219
Old remedies work just fine.		Brief article	178
Pain relievers are new drug of choice.		Brief article	194
Patients receiving subpar care.			361
Periodontal therapy may lower blood sugar.		Brief article	237
Pomegranate slows cartilage deterioration.			300
Pounds may disappear yet cellulite remains.		Brief article	267
Prevention prevails on the playing field.			428
Secondhand smoke damages babies' lungs.		Brief article	316
Small intestine controls bile output.			410
Stop targeting healthy short children.			350
System discourages physician disclosure.			404
The incidence of melanoma.		Brief article	80
These drugs are as good as gold.			408
Toppling TVs felling youngsters.		Brief article	215
Up in smoke.			463
Virulent smallpox stymied as a weapon.			344
Why is cornea free of blood vessels?			339
Will molecular tracking reveal virus' secrets?			367
Will prescription meds slow airline travel?		Brief article	198
Women dominate care for disabled.		Brief article	266