Hepatitis on rise for drug users AIDS and HIV are not the only diseases being spread by rampant drug use in America, a San Francisco surgical pathologist says. But I will tell you that 95 percent of the meat consumed in the U.S. comes from factory feedlots. Treading path between sex, love Thirty years ago, panelists at the Conference on World Affairs would never have devoted a discussion session to the prickly path trod between sex and love. These were among the 10 commandments of cartooning offered by artist Carlton Stoiber at a panel discussion on cartooning at Tuesday's Conference on World Affairs. The best hope for getting people more interested in government may be campaign finance reform to address costs of television advertising, or a complete overhaul of the way we vote, according to a panel discussion at the Conference on World Affairs.
Genetic testing can tell parents a lot about their unborn children, especially health defects.
But this new technology has some doctors and scientists worried that testing will be used for the wrong reasons. A debate between two panelists on the definition of the title topic was the highlight of the jazz panel discussion at Tuesday's Conference on World Affairs. The Conference on World Affairs promises thought-provoking controversy, and Leonard Shlain delivered. CWA notebook People attending a Generation Sex panel Monday got an earful of blushingly personal sex tales and scholarly perspectives from an anthropologist who lives in a border town, a German-born philosophy professor, a reporter who wrote a book on contemporary paganism and others. Musicians consider 'crossover' Musicians and songwriters are the heroes, and record companies and music critics the villains in the never-ending war between art and commerce.