Atmospheric rivers rise high above earth in vapor form
Researchers describe a global network of atmospheric rivers 150 miles wide and up to six miles above ground carrying 350 million pounds of vapor per second. MIT’s Reginald Newell notes some feed cyclones and hurricanes, suggesting these sky rivers could fuel rain on land.
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Pain relievers multiply choices as naproxen enters market
The Washington Post outlines OTC pain relievers aspirin acetaminophen ibuprofen and the new naproxen brand Aleve with plain headache relief guidance. Experts note four active ingredients and advise selecting based on stomach tolerance cost duration and intensity of pain. Acetaminophen has fewer stomach side effects and aspirin is cheapest. ibuprofen and naproxen offer longer relief for stronger headaches.
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Generics and Brand Pain Relievers Face Little Difference
Consumer advocates say store brands work as well as brand-name pain relievers and cost far less. FDA standards apply equally to generics and brands, with experts noting similar efficacy. Prices for a 100 tablet bottle run about 6 to 8 dollars, while coupons and comparisons show sizable savings with generics.
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