Keeping maiden name poses problems to married women
Ellen L. Slott reports on women who retain birth names after marriage, facing mixed reactions from family banks and creditors. Philadelphia and New Jersey women describe social pressures, while legal opinions confirm no law requires adopting a husband's name. Some banks adjust with dual naming. others default to the husband's name, prompting personal solutions.
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Aspirin May Worsen Colds Says University of Illinois
University of Illinois researchers report aspirin does not significantly affect cold virus infection and may increase virus production and spread. The study, in the Journal of the American Medical Association, calls aspirin use for colds into question. Dr George G Jackson notes relief is measurable but not statistically significant.
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