10 A recent editorial proposed that repeated bouts of sustained and/or high-intensity aerobic exercise, such as that required for marathon training and competition, evokes systemic vascular remodelling that shifts the effect of aerobic exercise from cardioprotective to atherogenic.
There were front-page articles; commendations from the president; tributes from the Senate; newspapers (including The Times) printing a report that Balto had died from frozen lungs, then quickly rescinding it; wishful editorials proposing that Balto appear at Westminster; a national tour; a Hollywood contract.
"The Medicare Measures" (editorial, June 28) proposes a one-way version of political compromise moving forward with the worst, rather than the best, parts of the House and Senate Medicare bills.
"Afghanistan's Unintended Victims" (editorial, July 8) proposes vitally important steps in response to the killing last week of Afghan civilians by American fire.
In 1984, The Wall Street Journal's editorial page proposed adding a constitutional amendment: "There shall be open borders".
Four years earlier, Kristol and historian Robert Kagan had published an editorial, "Saddam Must Go," proposing that the United States invade Iraq and overthrow the country's leader, Ṣaddām Ḥussein.
Your March 24 editorial about proposed chemical security legislation, in taking issue with the Department of Homeland Security's plans to regulate America's chemical facilities, does an injustice to the type of tough risk-based regulatory process this department supports.
Authors' response: We have accommodated virtually (meaning 'nearly') all editorial changes proposed by Dr. Mushegian.
In this Editorial, I propose the alternative, broader term 'tool' to describe a biological system that does not obviously (or precisely) recapitulate a human disorder, but that nonetheless provides useful insight into the etiology or treatment of that disorder.
