Articles by Hilary E. Macgregor

814 articles since 1997

A clearer, more compelling reality now that it’s reimagined

Entertainment | By Hilary E. Macgregor | November 12, 2006
Irish author Edna O’Brien left her tiny hamlet in County Clare more than a half-century ago, but the scenes and characters of those years still form the tapestry of every tale she tells. Read more
 

Dozing off without a prescription

Health | By Hilary E. Macgregor | September 25, 2006
Whether meditating before bed or sipping a kava kava nightcap, more than 1.6 million Americans use some form of alternative medicine when they have trouble sleeping. Read more
 

Why mommy smokes

Health | By Hilary E. Macgregor | September 18, 2006
Many women immediately quit smoking when they find out they are pregnant, knowing the habit is unhealthy for their unborn child. Read more
 

Don’t mind the lactose

Health | By Hilary E. Macgregor | September 11, 2006
NOTE to the lactose intolerant: When it comes to milk, don’t stray far from the federal food guidelines. Read more
 

The facts on congestive heart failure

Health | By Hilary E. Macgregor | September 11, 2006
What is congestive heart failure? Read more
 

Sure, blame the dog

Health | By Hilary E. Macgregor | September 4, 2006
THE shedding and chewing of shoes may be the least of the family dog’s transgressions. Read more
 

Latest food additive: Viruses

Health | By Hilary E. Macgregor | August 28, 2006
If you want to get rid of a pest, why not use a littler pest to plague it? Read more
 

Not just for wrinkles

Health | By Hilary E. Macgregor | August 21, 2006
BOTOX may do more than relax wrinkles and eliminate laugh lines among beauty junkies at high-end spas. Read more
 

Extremely fit to fly

Health | By Hilary E. Macgregor | August 7, 2006
Spectators who tuned in to last week’s X Games in Los Angeles might assume that some of the athletes survive on guy staples such as pizza and beer, with little more to give them an edge than sheer guts. Read more
 

Twice as Strong

Health | By Hilary E. Macgregor | August 7, 2006
WHEN a medical crisis hits, people want to know that someone smart in a white coat can prescribe Prozac to boost their mood, perform heart surgery to open their clogged arteries, or administer chemotherapy, radiation or surgery to cure them of cancer. Read more
 
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