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Table of Contents: June 16, 2003
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Edition: Asia
Vol. 161 No. 24

COVER
The Age of Arthritis
Arthritis is crippling Asia, but new treatments could help save your joints

Rheumatoid arthritis (Health)
The Other Crippling Joint Disease

What You Can Do (Health)
You don't have to suffer. There are many ways to find relief


ASIA
Can the Class of '89 Fix Japan?
The nation's class of '89 is set to change the country with a jolt of creative idealism

To Have & Have Not
The city of Karachi in Pakistan has become one of the region's roughest towns

Cleaning House
President Roh wants to reform the South's notoriously brutal intelligence agency, but will he render it ineffective?

History of Harm
TIME Asia, Korea, Asia, spy agency, NIS, Korean Central Intelligence Agency

General Strike
Dashing hopes of democracy, Burma's junta turns deadly—and again locks up Aung San Suu Kyi


HEALTH
Heal Thyself?
China's physicians must make life-and-death decisions using the Party's ethical compass—and death wins far too often


ARTS
Enter The Animatrix (Movies)
A collection of Matrix-related animé offers beauty, horror and lots of violence

Wong's World (Movies)
Truth or Dare shows Hong Kong kids are O.K.

The Art of Titillation (Books)
Cheap sex. Cheap drugs. Sordid foreigners. Books about Thailand rarely escape the tawdry clichés

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NOTEBOOK
Pakistan: Law of the land
A drive to enforce Islamic law threatens to unravel Musharraf's coalition government

South Korea: Run DMZ
U.S. troops prepare to clear out of the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea

Living Too Large?
An ongoing crackdown takes its toll on China's high-riding tycoons

A Very Dirty Plot
A police raid on Islamic militants uncovers uranium and bomb-making instructions

Taking to the Treetops
Fleeing rampaging elephants, Indian villagers head for higher ground

Milestones
Vietnam's Mr. Big sentenced to death; America's Ms. Clean charged with insider trading

Verbatim
Quotes of the Week


TRAVEL
From Red to Green and Back
Thailand's eco hot spot conceals a bloody past

Thailand: Detour
Thailand's superlative Mae Klong river

Thailand: Hot Spot
A policeman-turned-hotelier's spread makes a cheerful stop among Umphang's splendors

Thailand: Web Crawling
Links to Trekking in Thailand