Democrats urge Bush to pull attack ads in Senate races
Democratic leaders urged President Bush to stop Republican ads targeting five incumbent senators including Max Baucus Tim Johnson and Jean Carnahan. The GOP aired radio and TV spots accusing Democrats of opposing stimulus while praising unity. White House denied partisanship saying ads reflect the president's policy.
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Jean Carnahan
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Iowa
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Ari Fleischer
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Viagra Safe For Many Heart Patients Study Finds
A Mayo Clinic led study tests Viagra on men with heart disease using bicycle stress tests and echo cardiography. Results show Viagra did not raise ischemia risk or worsen exercise tolerance, suggesting safety for patients not on nitrates. The research was funded by Mayo Foundation and the American Heart Association.
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American College of Cardiology
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Patricia Pellikka
Mayo Clinic
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Estrogen linked to higher breast cancer risk in long term use
A study led by Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center finds women using estrogen alone or with progestin for at least five of six years have about 70 percent higher risk of breast cancer and increased risk of ductal and lobular tumors. The report, published in JAMA, notes missing data on alcohol use activity and breastfeeding.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Seattle
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