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Medicine for the new millennium: Better care, better cures. Imagine a world where cancer is cured by burrowing into genes, repairing what's defective. Imagine a world where ailing hearts are...

Jim Murray was a spectacular human who suffered some spectacularly horrific luck for a Pulitzer Prize-winning sports columnist. He lost a beloved son to drugs. He lost a beloved wife...

Are we better off with butter? Elsie may get the last laugh. Plunk a plump, steaming baked potato in front of Harvard nutritionist Frank Hu, give him a choice between...

`Old' redefined: Now it's a healthy outgrowth of middle age. Just as 80 million Baby Boomers have begun to turn 50, these are the emerging images of "old" age: John...

Seventeen years into the epidemic, some things remain confoundingly elusive: A sure-fire cure, of course. And a vaccine that will arrest the spread of the AIDS virus. But not all...

In case you thought the Marlins were just kiddin', Tuesday happened. In case you thought maybe they weren't deadly serious about this cost-slashing--that they were bluffing, perhaps, or playing a...

For one, this is an ending of sorts, a last chance. For the other, it is a beginning, a first chance. For Peyton Manning, this game could validate the biggest...

Here's what frustration looks like: It is Dan Marino, defeated, sitting in front of his locker Sunday, shoulders slumped, body and ego covered in bruises. It is Marino staring straight...

Why don't baseball's owners just set fire to their game? It would be so much quicker than what they are doing now, burning it down a tradition at a time....

ESPN's "SportsCenter" missed it. Sports Illustrated missed it. U.S. newspapers ran only a blurb on it, if that. Unless you were paying close attention, you probably missed one of the...