d for his (white) family when he was young. After the drug- related death of her son, Mr. Jarecki found himself wondering what drugs had done to Ms. Jeter's family, a question that quickly found him, as he tells it here, shifting his focus from drugs, their uses and abuses, to the war on drugs. EFTA_R

onnie Jeter and Phyllis Lutz see the costly impact of obesity in t=e long-term acute care hospital, a special wing for critically ill patient=. When Jeter began as a case manager 27 years ago, obesity was rare..> Today, some 40 to 50 percent of the patients she sees are obese or =E204>super obese." Bef