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November 2009 Issue
November 2009 Cover
Shannon Brownlee and Jeanne Lenzer question the effectiveness of the H1N1 vaccine; Wayne Curtis on the houses of the future; Brave Thinkers—twenty-seven people with courageous ideas; Nadya Labi on the business of retrieving abducted children; Benjamin Schwarz on Mad Men; and much more. View Magazine
  • Does the Vaccine Matter?
    Shannon Brownlee and Jeanne Lenzer
  • Facts About Swine Flu
  • Houses of the Future
    Wayne Curtis
  • Brave Thinkers
  • Profiles in Courage
  • The Snatchback
    Nadya Labi
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Profiles in Courage

Watch mini-documentaries about the Brave Thinkers featured in this issue and submit your own nominations

November 2009 Issue
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