Authors

Camille Chatterjee

The Joys of Soy
A diet high in soy protein has proven healthful for Asians over centuries. How does the Western world embrace soy?
Money Matters Bite
Money-related worries may mean tooth decay and more trips to the dentist.
Women Driven Mad
Your road rage may have something to do with your job, and your gender.
Uniform Improvements
Discusses issue on school uniforms. Reactions of students to the idea of having school uniforms; Effect of mandating uniform on overall crime in the school district of Long Beach, California; Relevance of school uniform in reducing classroom tensions.
Words That Say 'Convict'
Contends that advances in DNA testing and other scientific evidence should make jurors' jobs easier. Differences in presenting evidences and its influence over conviction; Views of Larry Messe of Michigan University on the Wells effect.
Waistline Wasteland
Does dieting make you want to scream? Keep up your spirits while shedding pounds.
The lowdown on bulking up
Highlights the popularity of androstenedione (andro) in the United States since the admission made by Major League player Mark McGwire that he is taking the steroid hormone. Functions of andro; Composition of andro.
Personal Shopping
We're still embarrassed to buy sexual products. Many people shop online.
Mob Psychology
Reviews the television program 'The Sopranos.'
Born Athletes
Why some athletes run a little farther—it's in their genes.
Fish: Food for Your Mood
There's nothing fishy here - fish may boost your mood.
Brain Teasers
Focuses on persons with impairment on their right anterior frontal lobes. Discovery of the part of the brain responsible for sense of humor; Details on the study conducted at the Baycrest Centre for Geriatric Care in Toronto, Ontario; Information on how patients understood jokes.
Not in your right mind
Discusses the views of Fredric Schiffer, a psychiatrist and author of the book 'Of Two Minds,' on psychological problems. Causes of mental conflict; Basis of his ideas.
Fishing for Peace
Reports that fish have become fixtures to adorn offices, restaurants, and homes. Increase in fish sales, according to the American Marine Life Dealers Association; Medical benefits of watching fish; Reasons for the presence of fish in residences and businesses.
A New Use for Vitamins
Presents study results on the effectiveness of multivitamins in protecting a person from heart disease. Findings of subjects taking vitamins; Information on homocysteine; Cause of fat buildup in the arteries.
Stop the Pain
Meditation and yoga have proved to be key in treating chronic pain in addition to drug therapy.
Watch a memory in the making
Focuses on a study which showed that the beginning of a memory relies on sparks in two particular regions of the brain. Findings of neuroscientist Anthony Wagner on the how the subjects recalled sets of random words utilized in the experiment.
Why We Love Fat
How can we love something so bad for us?
A Final Statement
Reports on the Art Casket tomb conceived at Dallas-based company called WhiteLight in Texas. Source of the idea; Number of caskets that were sold since January 1999; Remarks from company co-founder Dennis Sternitzky.
Hot and Bothered in Canada
Focuses on a survey of Canadians taken by the Compas polling company. Percentage that fantasize about having sex with a co-worker; Percentage that actually had an affair with a colleague; Reasons for survey results.

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