1.   In October, the British journal The Lancet reported that despite a widespread belief that mammography saves lives, studies have found only a marginal benefit.

2.   Other journals are also reporting on such therapies.

3.   Over the last two years, medical journals have also reported problems when drugs were switched for migraine headaches, thyroid conditions and epilepsy.

4.   Several journals reported that Putin received an award from East Germany late in his career for his work there, but differed over the nature of the recognition.

5.   Sharp words started to fly just after the journal reported that several very sick people had died after receiving the surgery.

6.   Scientific journals report that within the next five years, genetic technology will be available to test a child at a young age.

7.   The journal Nature Medicine reported in March on vaccines tested in New York and Germany that shrank tumors in nearly half of melanoma patients.

8.   The industry trade journal Defense Daily reported in its Thursday edition that Bell would be awarded the program.

9.   The journal also reported that a majority of doctors surveyed support efforts to enact legislation to restrict the possession or sale of handguns.

10.   The journal also reported that long waits for coronary bypass operations reduced the ability of patients to resume normal life and work in the long term.