September 6, 2000 | Volume 1, Issue 7  
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Cardiology Update
Cardiac Remodeling To Proceed Immediately
Efforts expected to result in improved wall motion, extra bedroom

Public Health Policy
Organ Shortage Resolution Nears
Grocery store "sweetbreads" long overlooked

Hospital Care
Patient Deemed Poor Historian
Unable to identify five causes of Pelopponesian Wars

 

Pharmacy Update
Downed Pharmaceutical's Black Box Located
Contents reveal medication's terrifying final moments

In The Journals
Researchers Stage Strike Over Publication Requirements
"Blinding" excessive, unnecessary, say leaders



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Atypical Chest Pain: Please Call It Develop-
mentally Challenged Chest Pain

Low-Fat, High-Fiber Diet Results In Low-
Frequency, High-Potency Farts

Report: Pennzoil® Peroxide "Highly" Ineffective For Acne

Guaiac Cards More Accurate Than Tarot Cards In Predicting Future
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cutaneous Emphysema: Why Atrovent Won't Work

Goomba Analysis: MAC & Sosa

 

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