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Obesity in Pima Indians: genetic segregation analyses of body mass index complicated by temporal increases in obesity. : An article from: Human Biology

	Obesity in Pima Indians: genetic segregation analyses of body mass index complicated by temporal increases in obesity. : An article from: Human Biology
	Published: 13 April, 2005
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Obesity in Pima Indians: genetic segregation analyses of body mass index complicated by temporal increases in obesity. : An article from: Human Biology

Microsoft Disavows IE

The MSN site encourages web surfers using Microsoft's Internet Explorer for Mac to switch browsers. Plus: Visit London's Victoria and Albert Museum via podcast. From Leander Kahney's Cult of Mac blog.

Mario Kart Tears It Up

No matter whether you're playing alone or over Wi-Fi, Mario Kart DS delivers hours of furious, frantic racing action. By Chris Kohler.

The Bad Lieutenant

Why are the most violent, brutal figures in video games usually police officers and soldiers? Commentary by Clive Thompson.

Game Battle Heats Up in Asia

The World Cyber Games, the computer industry's equivalent of the Olympics, winds up in Singapore.

Pro Gamer Works at Play

A young midwesterner with his own brand of gaming merchandise, Johnathan Wendel pulls down a six-figure income and travels the world playing games.

Xbox 360 Hits a High-Def Homer

Microsoft's updated console boasts great graphics, but the best thing is its nice UI -- and this from the company famous for crappy interfaces. By Chris Kohler.

It's Time to Play in Singapore

Gamers descend on the tip of the Malaysian peninsula for Sunday's World Cyber Games competition. There's some money to be won, but the real lure is to compete -- and win -- against the world's best.

Guitar Hero Rocks Out

Pick up the custom guitar controller and live out your rock-star fantasies -- no matter whether you prefer Ozzy, Queen or Clapton. Game review by Chris Kohler.

Use the Thumbs, Luke

As sequels go, Star Wars: Battlefront II for the Xbox is a smash hit. Pity the movies weren't this good. By Lore Sjöberg.

Curse's Beauty Is Skin Deep

The gameplay of Castlevania: Curse of Darkness fails to measure up to its impeccable presentation. Game review by Chris Kohler.

Machinima Marches Toward Amusing

A film festival hits New York City this weekend, but do you really want to go? Machinima -- making movies from games -- has been long on hype and short on watchability, but that's starting to change. By Jason Silverman.

Can a Game Make You Cry?

A new study attempting to plumb the emotional impact of video games elicits some surprisingly weepy confessions from gamers over elegiac moments like the death of Aerith in Final Fantasy VII. Commentary by Clive Thompson.

Portable GTA Is a Repeat Offender

It may be a retread of 2001's GTA III, but Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories for the PSP finally lets you take the mayhem wherever you go. By Lore Sjöberg.

Jack Thompson Versus Gamers

What ensues when anti-games crusader Jack Thompson shifts his attention from video-game publishers to enthusiast websites like Penny Arcade? Unbelievable weirdness. Commentary by Chris Kohler.

Look Out, Mario Gets Funky

Dance Dance Revolution Mario Mix is great for rhythm-game newbies, but seasoned dancers will find its grooves too slow-paced. By Chris Kohler.