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Selected Articles from Dream Magazine
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Spring 2006
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| Rising star From miracle drug to disappointment and back again. The strange-but-true story of endostatin. |
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Left to their own devices When it comes to developing medical devices for pediatric patients, clinicians are often on their own. |
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Autism: Putting the pieces together Children's researchers and clinicians from diverse fields are combining their expertise to try and solve the autism puzzle. |
Summer 2005
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| Fighting a rising tide As more premature infants survive, clinicians, patients and families are left to battle the damage to their developing brains. |
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Spring 2005
Winter 2004
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| Stopping rotavirus Rotavirus kills hundreds of thousands
each year. Children's researcher Phil Dormitzer is trying to stop the disease in its tracks. |
Fall 2004
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Going to the source The new Stem Cell/Developmental Biology research program searches for answers to disease. |
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Out of sci-fi and into the OR Children's surgeon Pedro del Nido brings a robot into the operating room for a first-of-its kind operation. |
Spring 2004
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Stowaway Gastroenterology research yields a new way to deliver protein drugs that may help take the sting out of taking medication. |
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| The mechanical cell Researcher Don Ingber looks to art and architecture for inspiration on explaining disease.
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