Autumn 2004 (Volume XIII, Number 4)

• Lab Stress 24/7
• United Kingdom Announces New Center for Animal Research Alternatives
• British Medical Journal Critical of Animal Experiments
• Something's Fishy on Federal Dietary Committee
• U.S. Army Goes Vegetarian
• Combating Cancer
• Teach Cancer Prevention Cooking in Your City
• Florida Businessman Sues Atkins Estate
• School Lunches Fail to Make the Grade
• Super Size Me Storms Capitol Hill
• Physicians Who Care: Thanks, Doc
• Member Support
• Physician Profile: Daran Haber, M.D.

Spring-Summer 2004 (Volume XIII, Number 2-3)

• The Controversy Over Dr.Atkins' Health
• Too Little, Too Late: Mad Cow Makes Its U.S. Debut
• Food for Life
• Giving Patients the Tools for a Lifetime of Healthy Eating
• Getting Cruelty Out of the Classroom
• Cancer Charities Win the Humane Charity Seal of Approval
• A Rat's Best Friend
• March of Dimes Ignores Calls to End Animal Experiments
• University of Connecticut and University of Virginia Offer Cruelty-Free Curricula
• FDA Refuses New Warnings on Estrogen for Tall Girls
• Regaining Perspectives about Health and Illness
• Member Support: Gifts of a Lifetime
• Physician Profile: Carolina Amador, M.D.

Winter 2004 (Volume XIII, Number 1)

• Arm Wrestling the EPA
• American Cancer Society Sells Out
• The Mad Cow Threat: Is Beef Safe?
• PCRM ANNUAL REPORT 2003: The Year in Review
• Physician Profile Zarin Azar, M.D.