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The complicating case of asthma.
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Not everything shows up in urine, says Wadler.
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Dr. Wadler explains the health risks pose to both mind and body.
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Historically, the very drugs that have helped patients are being abused by athletes, says Dr. Wadler.
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How does the World Anti-Doping Agency determine what is allowed, and what isn’t?
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The single biggest threat to the Olympics is doping.
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There must be science and math protocols.
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Our connections will all be wireless in the future, says Pogue.
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The better question is, why can’t technology given us more free time, says Pogue.
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There aren’t enough towers. That will change.
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We have no privacy, and you are not that interesting.
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The smart ones are surviving.
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Innovation is going on at the same rate it always has, says Pogue.
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Technology has the capacity to change power structures, says Pogue.
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Moving from music to tech was a function of his pit musician’s salary.
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As the media capital of the world, New York has significant symbolic value.
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Although some may sympathize with some al-Qaeda’s goals, says Cruickshank, they draw the line at killing people.
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The death of Benazir Bhutto and the recent rash of suicide attacks do not bode well, says Cruickshank.
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With American support, Iraqi Awakening Councils are resisting al-Qaeda’s control, says Cruickshank.
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Although Iran has ties to Hezbollah and Syria has ties to Hamaas, al-Qaeda’s unique mobility and effectiveness comes from their lack of affiliation.
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More radical than Hamaas, bin Laden uses the conflict to the advantage of al-Qaeda.
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