Nutrition and fats monoglycerides diglycerides glycerin
Nutrition expert Cheryl Mehta explains that monoglycerides and diglycerides act as emulsifiers in foods and add no extra fat, maintaining texture with minimal cholesterol impact. Glycerin moistens foods and contributes negligible calories since the body uses it differently from fat. For questions contact Cheryl Mehta at 148 University Parkway, Aiken, SC.
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Cheryl Mehta
R.D
University Parkway
Aiken
S.C
Hitchcock Auction Benefits Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center
An annual auction at Rye Patch on April 28 offers rare items to bid, from a trip to New York to see World News Tonight to a weekend in Cozumel and a sea of other prizes. Proceeds aid Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center programs for children and adults and home health care. Tickets are $45 with more information available by calling 642-7828.
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Hitchcock
Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center
Rye Patch
New York
World News
Peter Jennings
Graceland
Cozumel
Ponte Vedra
Fla
A. Bofill
Why an MRI Head After a CT for Brain Cancer
A doctor may order an MRI after a CT to better detect brain tumors or spread from lung cancer. CT scans rely on tissue density and can miss tiny lesions, while MRI highlights differences in tissue chemistry. MRI also surveys the spinal cord in one go. It is not painful, but the scanner can cause claustrophobia and tapping noises. some may need a mild tranquilizer.
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Goetowski
Charleston
Old Country
Spoleto
Palmetto Federal
FHA
Josie Quiller
Josie
Prostate Cancer Group To Meet In Lexington Medical Center
The Midlands PAACT Group a prostate cancer support service will meet at 1 p.m. Wednesday April 12 in the Lexington Medical Center auditorium. The meeting is free and open to the public. For more information contact Carl Phlegar at P O Box 579 Leesville SC 29070 or call 803 532 3917.
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Midlands Paact Group
Lexington Medical Center
Carl Phlegar
P.O
Leesville
S.C
Congress Passes Health Insurance Deduction Bill for Self-Employed
Congress sent President Clinton a bill extending a health insurance deduction to 3.2 million self employed individuals. The measure raises the deduction from 25 percent to 30 percent next year while removing a proposed tax on renouncing U S citizenship.
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Washington
Congress
Clinton
Senate
Treasury Department
U.S
House
Senate Finance Committee
Bob Packwood
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Sam Gibbons
Florida
Ways and Means
State Department
Viacom
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FDA
Waterloo Street
S.W
Cancer
Paul G. Goctowski
Carolina Cancer Center
Prostate Cancer
MC Ghome Cares
Cemelas
Bank of Choice
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