Abstracts: How new technology was Oxford's nemesis. Oxford to close some Medicare HMOs because of rising costs, low premiums
Abstracts: Easing the 'cold war' between managed care, academic med. N.Y. investigating resident workload at hospitals. Catholic leaders protest teaching hospital's sale to for-profit
Abstracts: Fen-Phen suits grow; panel mulls MDL forum for diet-drug litigation as feds urge heart exams. Will liability cloud use of thalidomide? Renewed interest for a spate of diseases, but risks remain
Abstracts: Preparing to move into the digital era. Cashing in his chips to be with his family. California's sunny economy is growing partners; San Francisco Bay area firms are elevating more to partner as work is booming
Abstracts: Insurance (diversified). Securities brokerage industry
Abstracts: Mr Brown's surprise package. Investment brown-out. Brown's greenfield budget
Abstracts: Declare victory and go home. The fight to fund the Fund. Bill Clinton's dilemma
Abstracts: China and the War Party. Trouble ahead for a U.S.- China 'partnership.'. Split personality
Abstracts: Bargain hunter. Inspire investors or face a bleak future. A home grown hopeful
Abstracts: Making a fair exchange. How to put people in their place. Pool resources
Abstracts: Busybodies & brotherly love: Bladen County Hospital builds a healthier community one neighbor at a time. Happy is as happy does?
Abstracts: Health assessment: preparing for collaboration, hospitals find a guide for community service planning. No guts, no glory
Abstracts: Looking a gift horse in the mouth: corporate gifts supporting life sciences research. Institutional academic-industry relationships
Abstracts: Sambar deer (Cervus unicolor) X red deer (C. elaphus) interspecies hybrids. Genetic roots of the red deer (Cervus elaphus) population in Eastern Switzerland
Abstracts: Meeting the challenge. Putting it together. Breakthrough design
Abstracts: The right attitude. Wheels of fortune. Powering to the record
Abstracts: Bypass operation. Lawyers' love letters. Cause for thought
Abstracts: That special relationship - between Europe and the US. The man who went his own way. Just remember what happened last time we were in charge
Abstracts: How to play a feisty saint in the hell of a women's prison camp. It's hard work, all that swinging from vines
Abstracts: A special time of year for charities. When opposites attract. 'Tis the giving time - so why are we donating less?
Abstracts: Charity work: who's doing who a favour? Where to find the big hitters. What can I do to help at Christmas?
Abstracts: Guido Pontecorvo. Sir Harold Beeley. Guido Brunner
Abstracts: Bill is the talk of Davos - not just his troubles, but his economy. Why not allow Korea to go to the wall?
Abstracts: Having a One2One with the market. Few windfalls ahead in period of consolidation. Ionica crisis mounts as breach in banking covenants looms
Abstracts: 48 hours in Verona. Il Duce's last resort. Knowing Alan Partridge, knowing Norwich
Abstracts: Cash in your dormant deposits. So you want to buy your home with a clear conscience? Survive Christmas without a financial hangover
Abstracts: Reasons to climb aboard the last PEP bandwagon. Add some PEPs to future plans. If you have cash, it's best to spread it around
Abstracts: Blinded by the spectre of Hector. Be ready now the CATs are out of the bag. ISAs won't encourage more people to save
Abstracts: It was like molten gold: a wave of perfect love swept through me. 'I want you to tell me that you love me.' (actor Roy Scheider tells of changing relationship with father)(Revelations)
Abstracts: Clamour for interest rate cut swells. Bank under fire over rate shock. Strong figures make City nervous ahead of MPC meeting
Abstracts: From bedroom to boardroom. How to sell in cyberspace. Never mind where we want to go today, where will you take us tomorrow?
Abstracts: The singing will never be done. Roberto Alagna is the other tip to join Pavarotti and Co. A hunk of best Argentine beefcake with a taste for mozzarella singing
Abstracts: Why the golden euro has lost its lustre. Are you ready for the euro? South Korea to sign record $55bn IMF bail-out package
Abstracts: League tables - love them or hate them, they're here to stay. A taste of economics on a Saturday morning
Abstracts: US consumers keep the world out of recession. Cold facts collide with new paradigm. How the US miracle might end
Abstracts: The army made a man of me. I discovered I am into making things happen. I was a bad girl, a blank who didn't fit in. I lied to my mum, bunked off school - and got discovered
Abstracts: Knives out in UBS boardroom shake-up. UBS's part in everyone else's downfall. Japanese stocks rally despite collapse of country's tenth biggest bank
Abstracts: How the American dream has come unstuck. Stained windows show us the murky business of monopoly. Bill Gates beware, America's consumer crusader is on to you
Abstracts: No help here. Time of troubles. Same old story
Abstracts: The better to see you. Dysfunctional family. Thorny hedge: Indonesia floats the rupiah, and investors look for cover
Abstracts: Domestic bliss. Gentle rebound. Pain down under: Asia's currency crisis also hurts Australia
Abstracts: Burger boom. Think locally. Home advantage
Abstracts: The radio afterglow from the gamma-ray burst of 8 May 1997. Position and parallax of the gamma-ray burst of 8 May 1997
Abstracts: Backing for anti-cloning bill reopens embryo debate. Seed sows further doubts on cloning: Plans by a Chicago embryologist to clone a human being have renewed pressure for swift action to ban the practice in the United States
Abstracts: Silencing of TGF-beta signalling by the pseudoreceptor BAMBI. Head induction by simultaneous repression of Bmp and Wnt signalling in Xenopus
Abstracts: Nucleocytoplasmic transport: the last 200 nanometers. Luc7p, a novel yeast U1 snRNP protein with a role in 5' splice site recognition
Abstracts: United Kingdom
Abstracts: Giants stalk Square Mile. Beyond the dome. The renaissance of Paternoster
Abstracts: Factory flaws. Into a larger area. Universities challenged
Abstracts: Popular pitch. A race for the right place. More than just talk
Abstracts: Paving the way. Hard to score hat trick. Sales pitch
Abstracts: Burning issue. Site lines. Rust busters
Abstracts: Centres take the stage. Bath's toe in the water. Sales pitch
Abstracts: Comparing the responses of maritally violent and nonviolent spouses to problematic marital and nonmarital situations: are the skill deficits of physically aggressive husbands and wives global?
Abstracts: Resonant frequencies of standing humans. Field studies of comfort and discomfort in sitting. Basic study of the portable fatigue meter: effects of illumination, distance from eyes and age
Abstracts: Ready, set-off, go! Shaky ground. Sweeping statements
Abstracts: A licence to bend our ears, open our eyes and provoke criticism. Too much knowledge is a dangerous thing
Abstracts: For you, my friend, the war isn't over. The truth about 'The Truth About.' (television documentary director David Green)(Media +)
Abstracts: The day I learnt to just say no. Don't look at me, I'm famous. I was fat and unhappy, so I got fatter and happier
Abstracts: 'I saw her raise her hand ... she was stabbing Stompie.' (Winnie Mandela accused of murdering young activist) Winnie's daughter accused of torture
Abstracts: Close your eyes and think of Dagenham. Please do not keep off the glass. Only 229 days and counting...
Abstracts: The heat is on, in the world's warmest year. Why anger is the everyday story of country folk. Threat of global warming to grow faster
Abstracts: Rebel with a cause. A very uncommon man. The method of Robert de Niro's money-making
Abstracts: EU's new recruits move into Brussels. Abiola's death tears Nigeria apart. Britain's four-letter welcome for the frightened
Abstracts: Private education: how we can have our cake and eat it. Marginalised masses, can it be that your time has come?
Abstracts: 50m pounds sterling says this is the manager to watch. The cat's share tips. A fund manager with nine lives
Abstracts: Norman Doeges. Nick Leslau. Heard it on the grapevine
Abstracts: A chance to build on good work. Collaboration is the future. A flowering that requires healthy roots
Abstracts: New directions for a classical paradigm: human eyeblink conditioning. Eyeblink classical conditioning and awareness revisited
Abstracts: 1996-97 trends in opposition to comprehensive sexuality education in public schools in the United States. 1995-96 Trends in opposition to comprehensive sexuality education in public schools in the United States
Abstracts: Gender differences in food and nutrient intakes and status indices from the National Diet and Nutrition Survey of people aged 65 years and over
Abstracts: Roundtable panel shares Web tactics. Air Products pushes industry frontier; gases company uses Web efforts to stay ahead of its competition
Abstracts: Marketing service splits up mailings. QUANTUM LEAPS INTO HUMOROUS $3M ADVERTISING. Tektronix brings on the banners: printer unit tests online advertising as part of expanded, brand-oriented direct marketing effort
Abstracts: Exhibits build temporary bridge. Freeman rolls out aid to exhibitors: kiosks answer routine questions, allow order placement
Abstracts: Top 100: business-to-business advertisers expand their ad-spending horizons. Clearly identifying strategy is key in successful image advertising
Abstracts: In-house ads often cited as lacking creativity, but that doesn't have to be the case. part 2 Sites lacking good information design
Abstracts: Sites lacking good information design. The eight-fold path to e-commerce. How to get busy visitors to keep coming back
Abstracts: London-based site developers look to U.S. as Web yardstick. Survey of developers shows how much it costs to add personalization to sites
Abstracts: New load balancers can help your site serve more customers. ICE application to revolutionize e-commerce. Java still searching for its place in the Sun
Abstracts: Following the signs of other times. Crossing the threshold of design. Functional flair
Abstracts: Grass court, crash course. Serena is no weak sister. William gets real
Abstracts: The well-placed Camellia. The simple beauty of Red Maple. Lush lawns
Abstracts: The Wren House. Styled to perfection. Chestnut Hill
Abstracts: Cosby trial set to start with media tethered; judge avoids O.J. Simpson 'media circus' by gag orders and a ban on court cameras
Abstracts: Georgian style in Ohio. At home with tradition in Los Angeles. Deck the halls in high style
Abstracts: Forward to the past. Oak Square Plantation. China Grove Plantation
Abstracts: U.S. and Hong Kong spin out data in their battle over garment trade. Nafta triggers shift in textile, apparel trade with U.S
Abstracts: Familiar names dominate national election season. Ramos offers a model for Asian leadership. Defense department head seeks presidency
Abstracts: Hong Kong rent deals beyond older business districts. High home prices? Blame bad planning and red tape. Swire properties respond to downturn in Hong Kong
Abstracts: Shippers face sanctions. Bank of Japan holds the line, risking criticism. Shudders over Korean woes
Abstracts: Lai Sun ignores investor gloom: Hong Kong developer plows ahead with expansion. Prices in Hong Kong create a stalemate in sales
Abstracts: Brokers invite the brave. Mirroring bumpy US ride. Bargains beckon in Tokyo; strategists turn keen on fallen share prices
Abstracts: Utility, construction sectors may ride out the volatility. Chevalier's focus on construction helps build profits
Abstracts: Financial system nears paralysis with sinking Rupiah. Hong Kong's banking sector remains cushioned against the region's recent financial downturn
Abstracts: Survey of growth outlook in Asia paints a bleak picture. Roots of Asia crash are sought in corporate performance
Abstracts: Trio adds passion to property: Henderson hopes, Coke, music will revive sales. Getting a life
Abstracts: Trio adds passion to property. Entertainment has appeal; retailer tries flash to put fun into shopping. Going shopping
Abstracts: Habibie attracts criticism. BII shows little recovery; shares of Indonesian bank continue to suffer. Opening the doors
Abstracts: Japan targets Asian palates: Hong Kong diners embrace octopus dumplings. Good fun, Japanese-style
Abstracts: Japanese corporate moves are unlikely to buoy profits. Central-Bank survey casts dark cloud over economy. Slammed into reverse
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