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Breaking down the Lakers roster at the halfway point of the season
Lakers BlogForward Ron Artest Outlook: His preseason performances suggested Artest showed a stronger understanding of the triangle and that slimming down to 250 pounds improved his mobility to guard quicker scorers. It turned out it was a mirage. Artest has appeared... -
Sports Legend Revealed: Does the course at Ko'olau Golf Club exceed the maximum slope rating?
The Fabulous ForumGOLF LEGEND: The course at Ko'olau Golf Club has a slope rating of 162 (where the maximum slope rating is 155). STATUS: False, but Once Basically True. In what is likely the most famous scene in the classic 1984 comedy,...... -
Fertility doctor should have said 'no' to octuplets mother Nadya Suleman, expert says
L.A. NOWAn expert witness testified Monday that Nadya Suleman still has 29 frozen embryos. Dr. Victor Fujimoto, a professor of reproductive science at UC San Francisco said Dr. Michael Kamrava deviated from the standard of care by failing to use those...... -
Weekly remarks: Obama on more American jobs; Mike Pence says U.S. debt now $44,000 per person
Top of the TicketDemocrat says GOP hinders tax breaks for small businesses; Republican says Democrats won't stop spending, raising taxes.... -
Steve Jobs medical leave: experts speculate but Apple quiet
L.A. Times Tech BlogApple and Steve Jobs. Walt Disney Co. and Walt Disney. Ford Motor Co. and Henry Ford. There are few titans of industry who are as synonymous with their brands as these men have been -- and in Steve Jobs' case,...... -
Mildred Jefferson dies at 84; leading anti-abortion activist
Dr. Mildred Jefferson, a nationally recognized leader of the anti- abortion movement and the first black woman to graduate from Harvard Medical School, has died. She was 84.
Jefferson died Friday in Cambridge, Mass., said Anne Fox, president of...Tags: Social Issues, Chicago Tribune, Internists, Abortion Issue, Harvard Medical School
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Gamja-Gol does a great gamjatang
Gamja-Gol on Olympic Boulevard is as legendary a fixture in Koreatown as Canter's, Langer's or the Apple Pan are in their neighborhoods. It's a place untouched by time, where the finish on the black lacquered tables is worn thin by years of use. Its...Tags: Health and Medical Professionals, Potatoes, Seoul (South Korea)
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Book calendar: Author events for the week of December 12, 2010
Words & Ideas Compiled by Grace Krilanovich MONDAY Jon Cotner & Andy Fitch and Maggie Nelson: Cotner and Fitch, authors of "Ten Walks/Two Talks," will be joined for a reading and signing with author/poet Nelson ("Bluets"). Family, 436 N....Tags: Democratic Party, Entertainment, Bob Marley, Anglicanism, Music
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Sweatin' to the newbies at four fitness hotspots
Brand XWe sashayed, squatted and sweated to find the city's exotic workouts, from dress-up disco to hipster dance classes to weight-lifting yoga. Now we need to find L.A.'s best massage. But first four spots to try: Slimmons Studio Famed weight-loss guru Richard... -
Pennsylvania Senate debate: Pat Toomey vs. Joe Sestak
Top of the TicketFull transcript. ABC News stages another U.S. Senate debate, this one in the Keystone state.... -
Letters: Different views on the need for vitamin D
![I was deeply saddened with the Institute of Medicine report that we are a healthy nation in regard to our calcium and vitamin D intakes ["Sweeping Away the Hype About Vitamin D," Dec. 6]. As a physician keenly interested in my patients' nutrition status and needs, I find the report flawed. By arbitrarily setting the lower limit of normal vitamin D blood level at 20 nanograms per milliliter, they are missing the borderline deficiency between 20 and 40 ng/ml.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-12/58213052-11084845.jpg "I was deeply saddened with the Institute of Medicine report that we are a healthy nation in regard to our calcium and vitamin D intakes [\"Sweeping Away the Hype About Vitamin D,\" Dec. 6]. As a physician keenly interested in my patients' nutrition status and needs, I find the report flawed. By arbitrarily setting the lower limit of normal vitamin D blood level at 20 nanograms per milliliter, they are missing the borderline deficiency between 20 and 40 ng/ml.")
I was deeply saddened with the Institute of Medicine report that we are a healthy nation in regard to our calcium and vitamin D intakes ["Sweeping Away the Hype About Vitamin D," Dec. 6]. As a physician keenly interested in my patients' nutrition status...Tags: Vitamin Therapy, Internists, Drugs and Medicines, Science and Technology, Health Insurance Cost
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'The Emperor of All Maladies' by Siddhartha Mukherjee
Special to the Los Angeles TimesThe Emperor of All Maladies A Biography of Cancer Siddhartha Mukherjee Scribner: 572 pp., $30 Siddhartha Mukherjee's "The Emperor of All Maladies," a remarkable history of the 4,000-year-old war on cancer, shines a focused beam of light on a disease...Tags: Surgery, Breast Cancer, Research, Physical Therapists, Hospitals and Clinics
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