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Date: Wednesday, January 24, 2001 2:06 PM

Subject: To Your Health, from NYTimes.com

>Dear member,

>

>This month, NYTimes.com brings you a new area dedicated to

>Health, as well as an improved Science section. We've

>expanded our health offerings and organized them by

>subject, making it easier for you to find the latest

>health news for you and your family. On the main Health

>page, you'll find updated information from The Times,

>Reuters and the Associated Press. And inside, we've

>divided the information into 10 areas -- Aging, Anatomy,

>Children's Health, Fitness, Genetics, Men's Health,

>Nutrition, Policy, Psychology and Women's Health -- to

>help you zero in on just the information you want.

>

>Our Science section has been reorganized, and continues to

>offer the most authoritative science news on the Web from

>The New York Times, as well as more regular news updates.

>You'll also find new areas that collect information on

>Earth Science, Genetics, Life Science, Physical Science,

>Social Science and Space. With our new Science area,

>learning about your world becomes a little bit easier.

>

>Click here to visit the new Health section:

>http://www.nytimes.com/pages/health/index.html?0124

>

>Explore our newly improved Science section here:

>http://www.nytimes.com/pages/science/?0124

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>In a year when tech stocks fizzled and financiers

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