| In Health |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
| A catalog of cures. (old Sears catalogs and mail-order remedies) | Sports and fitness | Soliday, Donald |
| A change of heart. (lifestyle changes to prevent heart attacks) | Sports and fitness | Leonard, George |
| Approximate sanity. (creativity and health) | Sports and fitness | Gold, Herbert |
| A slash in the brain pan. (relaxation machines) | Sports and fitness | McNichol, Tom |
| A sobering encounter. (intervention in addiction counseling) | Sports and fitness | Carey, Benedict |
| Better! Stronger! Faster-acting! (pain relievers) | Sports and fitness | Mann, Charles, Plummer, Mark |
| Chocolate without chagrin. (includes recipes) | Sports and fitness | Stang, Kathleen |
| Clockwise exercise. (exercise at different times of day) | Sports and fitness | Davis, Lisa |
| Dinner at the Bedside Cafe. (hospital food) | Sports and fitness | Long, Patricia |
| Dressed for distress. (women's clothing anecdotes) | Sports and fitness | Seligson, Susan |
| Eating by the book. (healthy eating in restaurants) | Sports and fitness | Roach, Mary |
| Food news blues. (news reports of nutritional research)(includes articles on deciphering newspaper stories and Gallup poll results) | Sports and fitness | Schmitz, Anthony |
| I'll have the Cessna. (world records for eating) | Sports and fitness | Mestel, Rosie |
| It's 3 a.m. Do you know where your deltoids are? (24-hour fitness centers) | Sports and fitness | Roach, Mary |
| Laugh and your whole cardiovascular system laughs with you - not to mention your stress hormones. | Sports and fitness | Stone, Judith |
| Roasting with good reason. (roasting meats and potatoes)(includes recipes) | Sports and fitness | Kapoor, Sandy |
| Some call it kosher. (kosher food regulations) | Sports and fitness | Schechter, Arnold |
| Stretched: short thoughts on a lengthy subject. (stretching exercises) | Sports and fitness | |
| The case of the indecipherable infections. | Sports and fitness | Silberner, Joanne |
| The case of the paralyzed travelers. (food poisoning) | Sports and fitness | Franklin, Deborah |
| The daring young doctor and the dynamite drug. (discovery of medical uses for nitroglycerine) | Sports and fitness | Warrick, Sheridan |
| The new abortionists. | Sports and fitness | Japenga, Ann |
| The no-gimmick weight-loss plan. (burning off calories) | Sports and fitness | McCleary, Kathleen |
| The nose-job generation. (teenagers seeking plastic surgery) | Sports and fitness | Sharp, David |
| The open adoption option. | Sports and fitness | Griffin, Katherine |
| The poison people. (New York Poison Control Center)(includes story on poisoning prevention) | Sports and fitness | Kohn, Howard |
| They're here! (killer bees) | Sports and fitness | Roach, Mary |
| Touretting through Europe. (Tourette Syndrome) | Sports and fitness | Handler, Lowell |
| TV or not TV. (influence of television)(includes related stories) (Cover Story) | Sports and fitness | Cooke, Patrick |
| Watch your mouth: if you want to keep your teeth. (gum disease) | Sports and fitness | Sharp, David |
| What a dump! (ridding homes of toxics) | Sports and fitness | Sharp, David |
| Why red wine lowers cholesterol. | Sports and fitness | Griffin, Katherine, Franklin, Deborah |
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