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Volume 2 Issue 10, October 1996

Editorial

  • Omnia tamen mensurate fiant. All things are to be done in moderation. — The Rule of St. Benedict

    • Barbara J. Culliton
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News & Views

  • A promising drug study in a mouse model of chagas' disease raises hopes that a major health and socioeconomic problem can be eliminated.

    • Felipe Kierszenbaum
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  • Vaccination may prove to be a powerful adjunct therapy for treating drug addiction, but more studies are needed to determine its ultimate value (page 1129–1132).

    • Roy A. Wise
    • Robert Ranaldi
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  • Neuroimaging of monozygotic twins with Tourette syndrome suggests that increased binding by dopamine D2 receptors contributes to the disease phenotype.

    • Mary M. Robertson
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  • Recent studies on osteoclast apoptosis and TGF-β gene regulation provide new insights into the mechanisms by which estrogens and their analogues inhibit bone resorption (pages 1132–1136).

    • Lawrence G. Raisz
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  • Rapid advances in the science of spectroscopy are leading to new methods for the diagnostic imaging of human disease.

    • John R. Kramer
    • Ramachandra R. Dasari
    • Michael S. Feld
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  • SIV vaginal transmission in monkeys may be enhanced by progesterone (pages 1084–1089).

    • Jean-Pierre Kraehenbuhl
    • Simon Wain-Hobson
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