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TITLE: NEWSWEEK magazine
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ISSUE DATE: March 8, 2004, Volume CXLIII, No. 10
CONDITION: Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: The science of STROKES. COVER: Photograph by Grant Del in for NEWSWEEK HAIR BY DINA GREGG. MAKEUP BY MICHAEL SILVA.

TOP OF THE WEEK:
Cover Story: They come suddenly, without warning, killing their victims or, short of death, destroying lives. Now science is hard at work on developing new treatments for strokes to rescue the 700,000 Americans who face the terror of debilitation every year. From new drugs to speedier responses to therapy, a look inside the hunt to help those felled by strokes. Page 42.
PASSION' UNLEASHED: A huge opening for Mel Gibson's film.
FIGHTING BACK: Searching for new ways to combat the scourge of strokes.

[FULL NEWSWEEK LISTINGS]:
POLITICS: Kerry's Brush With Agent Orange by Jamie Reno, Michael Isikoff and Evan Thomas.
The Senator on the Toxin, His Medical Records and His Health.
GAY MARRIAGE: Bush Backs an Amendment, and Some Supporters Waver by Debra Rosenberg and Mark Miller.
MAIN STREET: In Canton, Ohio, It's the Economy by Howard Fineman.
HAITI: A President Under Assault, and a Country in Fear by Joseph Contreras.
IRAQ: 'American Lackey' Ahmad Chalabi Grows More Powerful by Christopher Dickey.
INTERVIEW: Germany's Schroder on Repairing.
REVISITING THE PAST:Ties With Washington Kerry and Agent Orange by Lally Weymouth.
BUSINESS: For Disney's Eisner, a Shaky Throne in the Magic Kingdom by David J. Jefferson and Johnnie L. Roberts.
ROBERT J. SAMUELSON: A Resilient Welfare State?.
SPORTS: NBA Ref Violet Palmer, a Woman on a Man's Court by Vanessa Juarez.
DRUGS: Meth Use 'Explodes' in the Midwest by Dirk Johnson.
HEALTH: The War Against Strokes by Jerry Adler.
You Can Recover--But It's Not Easy by Mary Carmichael.
MOVIES: 'The Passion' Booms at the Box Office by David Gates.
BOOKS: A Transsexual Who Reinvented Herself More Than Once by Malcolm Jones.
MUSIC: Boy-Band Heartthrob J. C. Chasez Goes It Alone by Lorraine Ali.
THE TIP SHEET.
TRAVEL: Your Own 'Top Gun' Moment at Air-Combat School by Barney Gimbel.
WORKPLACE: Hunting for Your NextJob at Your Desk.
TECHNOLOGY: James Bond's Latest--On Your Computer, Not at the Cineplex.
DEPARTMENTS.
THIS WEEK ONLINE.
PERISCOPE.
MYTURN.
LETTERS.
PERSPECTIVES.
NEWSMAKERS.
ANNA QUINDLEN.


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