Side Effects Not From Drugs Affected By Questions
Dr Darrell Statzer at Wayne State College of Medicine reported a study showing that asking patients about specific side effects raised reported incidence of those effects among oral contraceptive users. Group given targeted questions reported higher rates of painful periods headaches and other symptoms than those asked only general questions. The study suggests general questions may reflect true incidence more accurately. Dairy sour cream storage and cooling tips follow.
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Darrell E. Statzer
Wayne State University College of Medicine
Detroit
Planned Parenthood
Statzer
League
Old Gray Barn Becomes Sunlit Country Manor Home
Leslie S Land transforms an early 1900 Southampton barn into a two story sunlit home with a circular silo breakfast nook. The project preserves sloping ceilings and beams while adding eight pane casement windows, cathedral round windows, terraces, and a master suite with balcony.
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Leslie S. Land
Southampton
N.Y
Frying Frozen Meat: Browning Tips and Safe Cooking
Use a hot skillet to brown frozen chops or steaks before defrosting. This preserves browning and reduces moisture release. After browning, reduce heat and turn meat occasionally to cook through evenly.
Orange Treats For Young Grads And Tropical Soda
Recipe notes describe frozen Florida orange juice concentrate used to make six servings of orange cream drinks with ginger ale and vanilla ice cream. A quick orange ice cream sauce blends concentrate with corn syrup for topping. Also includes a Tropical Soda variation with fruit garnish and mint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Colic Not Linked to Mothers Personalities
A National Institute of Mental Health team found no link between infant colic and maternal personality or stress responses. studying 57 pregnant women and 12 colicky babies, they saw similar personality, adaptation, and affection between mothers of colicky and noncolicky infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Institute of Mental Health
Buck Teeth Self Correcting in Some Children
A report from Dr. LaForrest Garner of Indiana University School of Medicine states that mixed dentition between ages seven and 14 can self correct. If no skeletal issues exist and harmful habits stop, protruding teeth may realign as second teeth emerge and lip pressure normalizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaForrest D. Garner
Indiana University School of Medicine
Garner
Accident Epidemic Among College Motorcyclists
A University of California study in the Journal of the American Medical Association finds motorcycle crashes among students far more dangerous than auto accidents. Fractures and concussions are common. riders stay longer in hospital, and no minor accidents exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
University of California School of Medicine
Journal of the American Medical Association
Local families share travel and family events across cities
Tom and Mrs. R M Moorehead and daughter Terry Lou returned from a Great Smokies vacation and visited Little Rock Memphis Nashville and Knoxville. Mrs. Moorehead was honored on her birthday at a dinner hosted by son Tommy in Lubbock. Myron Harris, Tehran, Iran, and family visited his mother in Lubbock. Harris works for the American International Oil Co. Mrs. Jennie Whilen of El Paso visited the Crows in Lubbock. she is Burgess High School counselor. Garvin Smyrl and son Ronnie returned from California visits. Dr William Smyrl teaches chemistry at UC medical center. Alvis Pattons attended Shirley Patton’s wedding in White River Arizona.
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R.M. Moorehead
Terry Lou Moorehead
E. Tate
Great Smokies
Little Rock
Ark
Memphis
Nashville
Knoxville
Myron Harris
Tehran
Iran
Glenn Harris
E. Harris Street
Harris
American International Oil Company
Jennie Whilen
el Paso
Ed Crows
Whilen
Burgess High School
Garvin Smyrl
Ronnie
Houston
California
William Smyrl
San Francisco
Cal
Dr. Smyrl
University of California Medical Center
Insight Into Sight Children’s eye care book review
A Boston article notes Your Light by Bernard Seeman from Little Brown explains how the eye sees near sightedness glaucoma and cataracts in plain terms for lay readers. The piece highlights eye hygiene and practical questions about vision and includes the book’s price of 5.95. The fragment ends with a remark on cotton’s many uses.
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Boston, Mass
Bernard Seeman
Little, Brown and Company
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Ted
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Willean
Isabell’s
Lubbock
Linda Devitt
Jannis McNeely
Sue Cooper
Ann Melcher
Billie Jo Churchwell
Conies
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Anderson
Tokio
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