One for my baby, but 0.08 for the road: Why the liquor lobby’s arguments against cutting blood-alcohol limits are all wet
Medical Examiner
Slate
Feb 25, 1998

Partial truths in the partial-birth abortion debate: Every abortion is gross, but the technique is not the issue
Medical Examiner
Slate
Jan 28, 1998

Cold comfort: Zinc may help your snuffles, but only because you really believe it will
Medical Examiner
Slate
Dec 24, 1997

Suicide watch: The strange case of Capt. Craig Button
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Slate
Nov 20, 1997

Treating AIDS in the third world: Testing less than the best is unethical only if you think no help is better than some help
Medical Examiner
Slate
Nov 6, 1997

Of course you don’t like your HMO: It’s because your employer chose your health plan, and you didn’t
Medical Examiner
Slate
Oct 23, 1997

Drowsy docs: If tired truckers are a threat, what about those sleep-deprived medical residents?
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Slate
Oct 8, 1997

Cybertests: Hate exams (medical or otherwise)? What if a computer designed them just for you?
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Slate
Sept 25, 1997

Gamma Burgers: Food Irradiation Is Safe, Even If It Is Overkill
Medical Examiner
Slate
Sept 11, 1997

The Hunger: Body Chemistry, Not Willpower Is The Key To Losing Those 10 Pounds
Medical Examiner
Slate
Aug 28, 1997

Rx Profit: Can Hospitals Serve Both Patients and Stockholders?
Medical Examiner
Slate
Aug 14, 1997

DOA: The Feds’ $24 billion Health Care Program for Kids Is A Flatliner
Medical Examiner
Slate
Aug 1, 1997

The Unkindest Cut: The Science and Ethics of Castration
Medical Examiner
Slate
Jul 11, 1997

Diary of A Surgical Resident
Diaries
Slate
Jun 2-7, 1997

The Gist: Persian Gulf War Syndrome
The Gist
Slate
Oct 25, 1996