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Consequences of Being Overly Connected ...and tips on how to maintain balance and brain health

An Interview with Nicholas Carr Nicholas Carr, former executive editor of the Harvard Business Review, speaks about the brain

Gene Conversation An interview with pioneering geneticist Dr. Janet Rowley

An interview with Scott Turow “A man is sitting on a bed in which the dead body of a woman lies.”

The Evolution of Pharmacogenomics A Chicago doctor and the science of personalizing drug dosing

Gone with the Wind An innovator who harnesses urban breezes

Bottom-line Benevolence How do charities prove their impact?

Blood Out of a Turnip Northwestern University’s new president on fundraising in an economic downturn

Stone Soup Talking with Lois Weisberg about making something big out of nothing

Moving the Zeitgeist An interview with collector and philanthropist Lew Manilow

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