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Gina Kolata

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2006: Gina Kolata
Medicare says it will pay, but patients say 'no thanks'.
The New York times 2006;():C1, C4.
2005: Gina Kolata
Clone scandal: "a tragic turn" for science.
The New York times 2005;():A6.
2005: Gina Kolata
When the doctor is in, but you wish he wasn't.
The New York times 2005;():A1, A28.
2005: Gina Kolata
Beating hurdles, scientists clone a dog for a first.
The New York times 2005;():A1, A10.
2005: Gina Kolata
Koreans report ease in cloning for stem cells; work on human embryos; researchers say goal is better medicine, not reproduction.
The New York times 2005;():A1, A22.
2005: Gina Kolata
Panel to advise tests on babies for 29 diseases.
The New York times 2005;():A1, A14.
2004: Gina Kolata
Companies facing ethical issue as drugs are tested overseas.
The New York times 2004;():A1, A15.
1999: Gina Kolata
Using gene tests to customize medical treatment.
The New York times 1999;():A1, A34.
1999: Gina Kolata; Kurt Eichenwald
Group of insurers to pay for experimental cancer therapy.
The New York times 1999;():C1, C10.
1999: Kurt Eichenwald; Gina Kolata
When physicians double as entrepreneurs. Hidden interests: a special report.
The New York times 1999;():A1, C16-17.
1999: Gina Kolata; Kurt Eichenwald
Business thrives on unproven care, leaving science behind: a special report.
The New York times 1999;():A1, A40-41.
1999: Gina Kolata; Kurt Eichenwald
For the uninsured, drug trials are health care.
The New York times 1999;():A1, C12.
1999: Kurt Eichenwald; Gina Kolata
A doctor's drug studies turn into fraud.
The New York times 1999;():A1, A16.
1999: Kurt Eichenwald; Gina Kolata
Drug trials hide conflicts for doctors.
The New York times 1999;():1, 34.
1999: Gina Kolata
$50,000 offered to tall, smart egg donor.
The New York times 1999;():A10.
1999: Gina Kolata
When a cell does an embryo's work, a debate is born.
The New York times 1999;():F2.
1998: Gina Kolata
In big advance in cloning, biologists create 50 mice.
The New York times 1998;():A1, A20.
1998: Gina Kolata
Genetic testing falls short of public embrace.
The New York times 1998;():A16.
1998: Gina Kolata
Tough tactics are used over animals in the lab.
The New York times 1998;():E1, E6.
1998: Gina Kolata
Scientists brace for changes in path of human evolution.
The New York times 1998;():A1, A12.
1998: Gina Kolata
Harrowing choices accompany advancements in fertility.
The New York times 1998;():F3.
1998: Gina Kolata
Price soars for eggs, setting off a debate on a clinic's ethics.
The New York times 1998;():A1, A16.
1998: Gina Kolata
In the game of cloning, women hold all the cards.
The New York times 1998;():6.
1998: Gina Kolata
Where marketing and medicine meet.
The New York times 1998;():A14.
1997: Gina Kolata
Clinics selling embryos made for 'adoption'
The New York times 1997;():1, 34.
1997: Gina Kolata
Scientists face new ethical quandaries in baby-making.
The New York times 1997;():C1, C8.
1997: Gina Kolata
"Passive euthanasia" in hospitals is the norm, doctors say.
The New York times 1997;():10.
1997: Gina Kolata
Group proposes a new system on liver transplant priorities.
The New York times 1997;():A23.
1997: Gina Kolata
Commission on cloning: ready-made controversy.
The New York times 1997;():A12.
1997: Gina Kolata
Ethics panel recommends a ban on human cloning.
The New York times 1997;():22.
1997: Gina Kolata
For some infertility experts, human cloning is a dream.
The New York times 1997;():8.
1997: Gina Kolata
Uncertain area for doctors: saving sperm of dead men.
The New York times 1997;():A1, A19.
1997: Gina Kolata
Childbirth at 63 says what about life?
The New York times 1997;():20.
1997: Gina Kolata
A record and big questions as woman gives birth at 63.
The New York times 1997;():A1, A25.
1997: Gina Kolata
When death begins -- when life ends.
The New York times 1997;():E1, E3.
1997: Gina Kolata
Documents like living wills are rarely of aid, study says.
The New York times 1997;():A12.
1997: Gina Kolata
Little-known panel challenged to make quick cloning study.
The New York times 1997;():C1, C9.
1997: Gina Kolata
Medicine's troubling bonus: surplus of human embryos.
The New York times 1997;():1, 32.
1997: Gina Kolata
Scientists urge senators not to rush to ban human cloning.
The New York times 1997;():B11.
1997: Michael Specter; Gina Kolata
After decades and many missteps, cloning success.
The New York times 1997;():A1, B6-8.
1997: Gina Kolata
With cloning of a sheep, the ethical ground shifts.
The New York times 1997;():A1, B8.
1997: Gina Kolata
Scientist reports first cloning ever of adult mammal.
The New York times 1997;():1, 22.
1997: Gina Kolata
Advent of testing for breast cancer genes leads to fears of disclosure and discrimination.
The New York times 1997;():C1, C3.
1996: Gina Kolata
A headstone, a coffin and now, the DNA bank.
The New York times 1996;():C1, C6.
1996: Gina Kolata
In shift, prospects for survival will decide liver transplants.
The New York times 1996;():A1, A26.
1996: Gina Kolata
Ban on medical experiments without consent is relaxed.
The New York times 1996;():A1, C6.
1996: Gina Kolata
Panel advises F.D.A. to allow abortion pill.
The New York times 1996;():1, 7.
1996: Gina Kolata
Study finds a way of freezing and reproducing sperm cells, grown in other species.
The New York times 1996;():A24.
1996: Gina Kolata
1 in 5 nurses tell survey they helped patients die.
The New York times 1996;():A14.
1996: Gina Kolata
Boom in Ritalin sales raises ethical issues.
The New York times 1996;():C8.
1996: Gina Kolata
Breaking ranks, lab offers test to assess risk of breast cancer.
The New York times 1996;():A1, A15.
1996: Gina Kolata
Living wills aside, dying cling to hope.
The New York times 1996;():C10.
1996: Gina Kolata
Transplant: urgent step or step off the edge?
The New York times 1996;():16.
1995: Gina Kolata
When patients' records are commodities for sale.
The New York times 1995;():A1, C14.
1995: Gina Kolata
If tests hint Alzheimer's, should a patient be told?
The New York times 1995;():A1, C6.
1995: Gina Kolata
Transplants, morality and Mickey.
The New York times 1995;():E5.
1995: Gina Kolata
Getting on a transplant list is the first of many hurdles.
The New York times 1995;():1, 29.
1995: Gina Kolata
Donating organs of anencephalic babies is backed.
The New York times 1995;():C13.
1995: Gina Kolata
Court ruling limits rights of patients: care deemed futile may be withheld.
The New York times 1995;():6.
1995: Gina Kolata
Withholding care from patients: Boston case asks who decides.
The New York times 1995;():A1, B8.
1995: Gina Kolata
Tests to assess risks for cancer raising questions.
The New York times 1995;():A1, A9.
1995: Gina Kolata
Women resist trials to test marrow transplants.
The New York times 1995;():C8.
1994: Gina Kolata
Battle over a baby's future raises hard ethical issues.
The New York times 1994;():A1, A12.
1994: Gina Kolata
Hospitals use bodies of dead for practice.
The New York times 1994;():A22.
1994: Gina Kolata
Gene technique can shape future generations Ethicists wary over new gene technique's consequences.
The New York times 1994;():A1, C10.
1994: Gina Kolata
Discovery that AIDS can be prevented in babies raises debate on mandatory testing.
The New York times 1994;():B14.
1994: Gina Kolata
Should children be told if genes predict illness?
The New York times 1994;():A1, A14.
1994: Gina Kolata
Selling growth drug for children: the legal and ethical questions.
The New York times 1994;():A1, A13.
1994: Gina Kolata
Pharmacists paid to suggest drugs: some doctors dislike a link with the manufacturers.
The New York times 1994;():A1, D2.
1994: Gina Kolata
Their treatment, their lives, their decisions.
The New York times magazine 1994;():66, 100, 105.
1994: Gina Kolata
Breast cancer advice unchanged despite flawed data in key study.
The New York times 1994;():A1, C15.
1994: Gina Kolata
U.S. refuses to finance prison heart transplant.
The New York times 1994;():6.
1994: Gina Kolata
When the dying enroll in studies: a debate over false hopes.
The New York times 1994;():7.
1994: Gina Kolata
Reproductive revolution is jolting old views.
The New York times 1994;():A1, C12.
1994: Gina Kolata
Fetal ovary transplant is envisioned.
The New York times 1994;():A16.
1994: Gina Kolata
Memory of era may temper judgment of radiation tests.
The New York times 1994;():1, 7.
1993: Gina Kolata
Nightmare or the dream of a new era in genetics?
The New York times 1993;():A1, C3.
1993: Gina Kolata
Scientist clones human embryos, and creates an ethical challenge.
The New York times 1993;():1, 22.
1993: Gina Kolata
Cloning of human embryos: debate erupts over ethics.
The New York times 1993;():A1, C3.
1993: Gina Kolata
Baby's sad life highlights cost of futile care.
The New York times 1993;():A1, B7.
1993: Gina Kolata
Organ shortage leads to nontraditional transplants, and ethical concerns.
The New York times 1993;():A15.
1992: Gina Kolata
Success reported using fetal tissue to repair a brain.
The New York times 1992;():A1, B18.
1992: Gina Kolata
Ethicists struggle to judge the 'value' of life.
The New York times 1992;():C2, C3.
1992: Gina Kolata
New use is found for abortion pill.
The New York times 1992;():A1, B24.
1992: Gina Kolata
Researchers say they can now spot artificial heart valves that may fail.
The New York times 1992;():A1.
1992: Gina Kolata
Genetic defects detected in embryos just days old.
The New York times 1992;():A1, B10.
1992: Gina Kolata
Patients paying to be subjects in brain study.
The New York times 1992;():1, 24.
1992: Gina Kolata
Chief says panel backs courts' use of a genetic test.
The New York times 1992;():A1, A23.
1992: Gina Kolata
U.S. panel seeking restriction on use of DNA in courts.
The New York times 1992;():A1, C7.
1992: Gina Kolata
The philosophical fight over what insurance should be.
The New York times 1992;():E5.
1992: Gina Kolata
New insurance practice: dividing sick from well.
The New York times 1992;():A1, A15.
1992: Gina Kolata
Woman in abortion dispute ends her pregnancy.
The New York times 1992;():A10.
1992: Gina Kolata
Discovery upsets geneticists' ideas of inherited ills: new moral dilemma seen.
The New York times 1992;():A1, B8.
1992: Gina Kolata
In late abortions, decisions are painful and options few.
The New York times 1992;():1, 16.
1991: Gina Kolata
Young women offer to sell their eggs to infertile couples.
The New York times 1991;():1, 30.
1991: Gina Kolata
Patients going underground to buy experimental drugs.
The New York times 1991;():A1, A17.
1991: Gina Kolata
Parents of tiny infants find care choices are not theirs -- smallest survivors: dilemmas of prematurity.
The New York times 1991;():A1, A14.
1991: Gina Kolata
When grandmother is the mother, until birth.
The New York times 1991;():A1, A11.
1991: Gina Kolata
Studies say women fail to receive equal treatment for heart disease.
The New York times 1991;():A1, B8.
1991: Gina Kolata
More babies being born to be donors of tissue.
The New York times 1991;():A1, C3.
1991: Gina Kolata
Lungs from parents fail to save girl, 9, and doctors assess ethics.
The New York times 1991;():A11.
1991: Gina Kolata
In medical research equal opportunity doesn't always apply.
The New York times 1991;():E16.
1990: Gina Kolata
News of AIDS therapy gain delayed 5 months by agency.
The New York times 1990;():A1, A17.
1990: Gina Kolata
Giving older women a shot at motherhood.
The New York times 1990;():E4.
1990: Gina Kolata
Menopause is found no bar to pregnancy.
The New York times 1990;():A1, A25.
1990: Gina Kolata
A critique of pure reason, a passion to survive: cheating on AIDS trials.
The New York times 1990;():E4.
1990: Gina Kolata
Bitter dispute is threatening program for marrow donors.
The New York times 1990;():A1, A26.
1990: Gina Kolata
Why gene therapy is considered scary but cell therapy isn't.
The New York times 1990;():E5.
1990: Gina Kolata
Racial bias seen on pregnant addicts.
The New York times 1990;():A13.
1990: Gina Kolata
Lifesaving surgery on a fetus works for the first time.
The New York times 1990;():A1, B8.
1990: Gina Kolata
Trial of experimental AIDS drug to be continued, with revisions.
The New York times 1990;():A1, A15.
1990: Gina Kolata
Fetal tissue seems to aid Parkinson patient.
The New York times 1990;():A1, A20.
1990: Gina Kolata
Under pressures and stigma, more doctors shun abortion.
The New York times 1990;():A1, B8.
1989: Gina Kolata
Blood test for pregnant women appears to reveal sex of a fetus.
The New York times 1989;():A1, B19.
1989: Gina Kolata
Innovative AIDS drug plan may be undermining testing.
The New York times 1989;():A1, C15.
1989: Gina Kolata
More U.S. curbs urged in the use of fetal tissue.
The New York times 1989;():1, 38.
1989: Gina Kolata
Children with AIDS unable to get drug available to adults.
The New York times 1989;():1, 8.
1989: Gina Kolata
F.D.A. gives quick approval to two drugs to treat AIDS.
The New York times 1989;():A1, B4.
1989: Gina Kolata
Operating on the unborn.
The New York times magazine 1989;():34-35, 46, 48.
1989: Gina Kolata
Survival of the fetus: a barrier is reached.
The New York times 1989;():C1, C5.
1989: Gina Kolata
U.S. permits AIDS patients to use unproved drug.
The New York times 1989;():A1, B6.
1988: Gina Kolata
Fetal sex test used as step to abortion.
The New York times 1988;():1, 38.
1988: Gina Kolata
Any sale in U.S. of abortion pill still years away.
The New York times 1988;():1, 26.
1988: Gina Kolata
U.S. may allow anti-ulcer drug tied to abortion.
The New York times 1988;():1, 5.
1988: Gina Kolata
France and China allow sale of a drug for early abortion.
The New York times 1988;():1, 8.
1988: Gina Kolata
Children and AIDS: drug tests raise hope and ethical concerns.
The New York times 1988;():C3.
1988: Gina Kolata
Federal agency bars implanting of fetal tissue.
The New York times 1988;():A1, A7.
1988: Gina Kolata
Increasingly, life and death issues become money matters.
The New York times 1988;():E6.
1988: Gina Kolata
Influence of abortion critics barring sale of drug in U.S.
The New York times 1988;():A1, A13.
1988: Gina Kolata
Multiple fetuses raise new issues tied to abortion.
The New York times 1988;():A1, A7.
1987: Gina Kolata
Tests of fetuses rise sharply amid doubts.
The New York times 1987;():C1, C10, C11.