From the yearly archives:

2004

Surgeons operate on baby to stop seizures

4 October 2004

Epilepsy is a debilitating illness which doctors are still struggling to understand. What we do understand is that it is a kind of electrical storm in the brain. At its [...]

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Caffeine withdrawal could be a mental disorder

3 October 2004

Those of us who need a few cups of tea or coffee in the morning know a lack of caffeine is a mental disorder. > From The Seattle Times

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US Supreme Court judge suggests more orgies

2 October 2004

"He is the conservative bastion of the US supreme court, a favourite of President Bush, and a hunting partner of the vice-president. He has argued vociferously against abortion rights, and [...]

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Inside the mind of a terrorist

29 September 2004

"...we should focus on a better understanding of the mind-control tactics and strategies that might make even good people engage in evil deeds at some time in their lives, and [...]

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Fight to legalise psychedelic drugs in US

29 September 2004

"Psychedelic drugs are inching their way slowly but surely toward prescription status in the United States, thanks to a group of persistent scientists who believe drugs like ecstasy and psilocybin [...]

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The girl with the X-ray eyes

25 September 2004

If you need any more evidence for people's incredible gullibility, then here it is. She's from Russia, she has 'medical vision' that enables her to look inside you and diagnose [...]

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Teens don’t need no health education

24 September 2004

Latest figures show that the number of teenagers smoking is still on the increase, especially amongst young girls. Until its ban in the UK two years ago, the main culprit [...]

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