Abstracts: Claircom plans digital phones for airlines. Firms to unveil hand-held computers with electronic 'pens' and phone links
Abstracts: Warning: don't flick with Bic: lighter manufacturer adopts heavy-handed approach to litigation. Lawyers spar over implant litigation; claim concern for clients, not fees, at issue in fight over class action status
Abstracts: A prosecutor's duty; assistant A.G. resigns rather than defend conviction she feels is wrong. Hazelwood's conviction overturned; Alaska appeals court says federal law promised immunity for reporting oil spills
Abstracts: Preparing witnesses for depositions; the most important trip to the woodshed. Witness profiles: be observant of characteristics that will appeal to jurors or turn them off
Abstracts: Fax at your fingertips; desktop faxing is easy, fast and economical. In and out of court; new trial-related products - and some others
Abstracts: His words boost tobacco cases: when Jeffrey Wigand talks, tobacco's foes listen. Smoking foes start to use new ammunition
Abstracts: Why politicians should stay out of business. A David Letterman top 10 for Canada. Opposing free trade is like opposing gravity
Abstracts: Revenge of the scalpel: the cost of cutbacks may be 500,000 jobs. Local crises
Abstracts: Russian roulette. As Yeltsin revives, so does his nation: Chretien will see changes on his visit this week. Drawing blood: Yeltsin yields to opponents of reform
Abstracts: Turning the tables. A patriarch at bay. The debt doctors
Abstracts: Love this land, not the Constitution. A positive view of conservatism's future. Lougheed's brave plan to save Canada
Abstracts: Edible prevention: fruits and veggies lower bladder-cancer risk. Aspirin power
Abstracts: Snub the tub. Hold on to your heart. Conquering cold sores
Abstracts: Heart-attack survival. Clear ears. Simple measures, lower pressure
Abstracts: Inscentives. Bronze shots. Amazing grazing: snacking helps keep insulin at healthy levels
Abstracts: Docs get pumped. Healthy aging. Early detection, early cure
Abstracts: Cancer in the contralateral breast after radiotherapy for breast cancer. Risk of leukemia after chemotherapy and radiation treatment for breast cancer
Abstracts: Controversial NIH genome researcher leaves for new $70-million institute. Sweeter offer by Wellcome keeps genome scientist in Britain
Abstracts: Notebook computers can do double duty as desktop PCs. If you laptop weighs you down, try one of these. PC price war offers opening, but a deal is only half the battle
Abstracts: The American health care system: introduction. The American health care system: Medicare. The American health care system: expenditures
Abstracts: Congress compromises on rules governing NIH policies. Science on hit-list: the White House and Congress vie with each other in their ignorant attacks on science
Abstracts: The mysterious virus called "isn't." (reports of a new AIDS virus are probably erroneous) More on Gallo and Popovic
Abstracts: Not only gone with the wind. Feeding patterns on forest floors. How to get carried away
Abstracts: Crumbling of dacite dome lava and generation of pyroclastic flows at Unzen volcano. Mount Unzen rumbles on
Abstracts: Fujitsu is building supercomputer ten times as fast as current rivals. Cray Computer weighs accord with its rivals
Abstracts: Honing the competitive edge. Honing the competitive edge: insurers that refine their products and services to meet customer expectations are the ones most likely to sustain competitive advantage
Abstracts: Cut Medicare to ease the deficit? President may lower pay to doctors, slash $56 billion over 5 years. Medicare fraud investigations: HCFA officials hope to net more crooks with less hassle for doctors
Abstracts: AMA stresses need for quality assurance in Medicare revamp. Challenging hospitals' exclusive contracts: FTC says physician complaints raised anticompetition question
Abstracts: Justice OKs doctor network outside antitrust safety zone. Networks still possible, with restrictions. Vermont doctors to negotiate expenditure targets
Abstracts: Prevention tries to break into medicine's mainstream. Students: Give us primary care incentives, not coercion
Abstracts: Licensing, clinical medicine, discipline among RPS issues. Report finds abuse of N.Y. resident rules; hospitals say no
Abstracts: Abortion issue clouds nomination. Dr. Foster faces hearings dominated by politics, abortion. Expert witness sued for giving his opinion during peer review
Abstracts: Law may force 4,000 doctors to curtail office labs. Doctors hit with another lab form. AMA makes last suggestions on 'final' office lab rules
Abstracts: Researchers debate timing of AZT treatment. Drug firm to offer free access to AIDS drug. Panel calls for accelerated approval of AIDS drug
Abstracts: Wanted: politically palatable advocate. Gun violence as public health issue. Stark suggests computerized tracking of controlled drugs
Abstracts: EC countries may face rise in medical malpractice suits. British Medical Assn. faces antitrust probe on private fees
Abstracts: Going it alone; it's getting more difficult for physicians to practice in the classic way, consultants say. Strategic planning is critical; physicians need to look beyond day-to-day operations of practices
Abstracts: IRS proposal eases rules on S corporations. Fla. physicians lose court battle over birth injury 'tax.' (annual assessments for birth injury compensation funds)
Abstracts: Today's physicians are being asked to do too much. Delegates want discharge decisions left to physicians. Rewarding quality: HMOs paying doctors for pleasing patients, meeting standards
Abstracts: Physicians have always offered free health care to needy. The case for educated managers - and physicians. Keep physicians in control of contracting, teaching
Abstracts: Time to move? Building better doctors: as medicine grows more diverse, emerging groups of physicians represent special health concerns
Abstracts: Swiss do well on patents but demand results. Bad times force the Swiss to reduce spending plans. Swiss vote for biotechnology, with controls
Abstracts: German students to pay for funding boost.... Germany's tight budget. Germany to shift funding from physics to biology
Abstracts: Technology and tradition clash in India. Independence, but no Nobel winners for India since then. India goes to sea for research funds
Abstracts: A serious distortion? Product suitability looms as market conduct hurdle. Demographic changes open new markets for insurers
Abstracts: Geminga joins the class. Geminga: new period, old gamma-rays. The proper motion of Geminga's optical counterpart
Abstracts: A brief note on Freud and Mozart's 'Magic Flute.' On Freud's admiration for Beethoven and his "splendid creations."
Abstracts: A controlled trial of fluconazole to prevent fungal infections in patients undergoing bone marrow transplantation
Abstracts: Effects of tamoxifen on cardiovascular risk factors in postmenopausal women. Effects of tamoxifen on bone mineral density in postmenopausal women with breast cancer
Abstracts: A survey of zidovudine use in pregnant women with human immunodeficiency virus infection. The relationship of pregnancy to human immunodeficiency virus disease progression
Abstracts: Tamoxifen - panacea or Pandora's box? A randomized trial of letrozole in postmenopausal women after five years of tamoxifen therapy for early-stage breast cancer
Abstracts: Lofty perspective. Ray Dream Designer 2.0: the new version of Ray Dream Designer makes creating 3-D illustrations easy
Abstracts: Ventura PicturePro 1.1: this image editor offers top-notch painting tools but has limited drawing capabilities
Abstracts: Proving ADA discrimination: the Courts' view. Proving Title VII religious discrimination. Proving Title VII sexual harassment: the courts' view
Abstracts: Advance pricing agreements and other alternatives for multinational corporations. Section 482, Revenue Procedure 91-22, and the realities of multinational transfer pricing
Abstracts: Carnes to 11th Circuit? A window on the making of a nominee. part 2 Federal defender system finally is reviewed
Abstracts: Industry, feds monitor oil royalty suit; official says oil companies owe Texas millions because of underpaid royalties
Abstracts: Surprise! The employment news isn't as bad as had been feared. New placement survey confirms just how bleak job market is
Abstracts: Senate panel told of fraud, corruption at RTC. Bush Justice Department assails S & L report. Seeking clarity on fines for polluting agencies
Abstracts: Revving up Villa Mt. Eden. Washington wine's gentle giant. Changing of the guard at Williams Selyem
Abstracts: Port that was worth the wait. Port. Taylor Port takes a look back after 300 years
Abstracts: Cote d'Or, Chablis excel. La grande Leroy: a tasting of 59 red Burgundies from Maison Leroy and Domaine Leroy provides oohs, aahs and some surprises
Abstracts: Americans on a roll; English buyers hesitate. The high goes higher at annual fund-raiser in Atlanta. Wines of late tycoon are a sellout
Abstracts: California's magic touch with auctions. Despite recession, charity auctions see good growth. Benefit auctions prosper, defy recession fears
Abstracts: Pinot Noir's excellent 2004. California Merlot's mixed bag: a few stars from Napa valley shine in 2000 amid some tough-edged wines
Abstracts: Ornellaia: this Tuscan Cabernet Sauvignon has proved itself in just 10 years. Portugal's down under wonder
Abstracts: Comparing mangoes and mushrooms in London. Are big bottles better? The shock of alien assessments
Abstracts: Bubbly for any budget. Best of the bruts. Sparkling
Abstracts: Chile. Wines of Chile
Abstracts: France. part 5
Abstracts: Italy. part 5
Abstracts: Spain. part 4
Abstracts: California. part 8
Abstracts: Oregon. part 2
Abstracts: An opinionated palate. An opinionated palate: hands on
Abstracts: Diuretics, serum and intracellular electrolyte levels, and ventricular arrhythmias in hypertensive men. Prevalence and correlates of herpes simplex infections: the population-based AIDS in Multiethnic Neighborhoods Study (AMEN Study)
Abstracts: Watson resigns, genome project open to change: will leave immediately, acting head named; smaller centres, more research anticipated
Abstracts: Japanese debate more or better links. Japanese ministry requests large increase for competitive university grants
Abstracts: Bulletin boards offer risky stock advice. Nickelodeon sets up online focus group. Untested treatments, cures find stronghold on on-line services; doctors fret the gravely ill may share information and skew drug testing; no miracles from Neurontin
Abstracts: Some comments on "The Bill of Rights as a Constitution." (The Bill of Rights After 200 Years: The Tenth Annual National Federalist Society Symposium on Law and Public Policy - 1991)
Abstracts: Habeas corpus. Federal courts - prisoner litigation - Eleventh Circuit holds that a s. 1983 action for DNA access is not the equivalent of a habeas corpus petition
Abstracts: From cell line to brain. Genetic evidence that relative synaptic efficacy biases the outcome of synaptic competition
Abstracts: Move to liberalize U.S. high-tech exports gains. Northern Telecom has new way to aim fiber-optic beam. From the voice-mail acorn, a still-spreading oak
Abstracts: Cash limits curb Max Planck Society's plans in the east. Max Planck expands toward the east. Max Planck supports research in east as cost of reunification climbs
Abstracts: NIH defends gene patents as filing deadline approaches. Gene wars escalate as US official battles NIH over pursuit of patent
Abstracts: How to improve your grades by checking your style of learning. Taking a letter, as far as possible
Abstracts: The biggest mistake loving wives make. Can you make him more ambitious? The nice way to tell your husband what bugs you
Abstracts: Hospitals strive to provide communities with benefits. Riots in Los Angeles; being prepared: a lesson well-learned for area facilities
Abstracts: Interhospital collaboration lets CEOs focus on their own missions. part 2 TQM/CQI
Abstracts: Physician groups plan on being major factor in reform debate. Using CQI methods to lower postsurgical wound infection rate
Abstracts: First-quarter data show slower inflation, strong jobs growth. Inpatient utilization dropped; expense growth slowed in 1991
Abstracts: New AHA guidebook provides framework for implementing clinical practice guidelines. New approaches to developing physician leaders
Abstracts: Bouncing back. The Philly 200: herewith, our fifth annual survey of home prices in 200 townships and ZIP codes throughout the eight-county region
Abstracts: Going to Graceland. Family values: a kids' party that's rated G - for "great." (includes menu and recipes)(Cover Story)
Abstracts: Basic bistro: capture the spirit with three great dinners - French, Italian and American. A day in Spain
Abstracts: Sweet surprises. Low-fat menus. Royal sweets
Abstracts: A stylish holiday table. Halloween supper. A sparkling dessert party
Abstracts: Vroom with a view. Crossing the Atlantic. Into the woods
Abstracts: 30-minute main courses. part 7
Abstracts: Lighter Spanish cooking. Tofu: packed with protein. Feast without fat
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