Doctors urge limiting antibiotics for infections
The American Academy of Physicians American Society of Internal Medicine says avoid antibiotics for most colds coughs and sore throats as they do not help and promote resistance. CDC estimates up to half of 133 million daily outpatient antibiotic doses are unnecessary. Guidelines target healthy adults under 65 with no long term conditions.
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Bush withdraws Clinton nominees reshapes federal courts
President Bush formally pulled 62 Clinton era nominations including Roger Gregory and Bonnie Campbell. The move changes the 4th Circuit's balance as Bush evaluates replacements, with potential continued service for Gregory and others under review.
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Research shows hurdles for women candidates in elections
A bipartisan study finds women running for governor or president face lingering doubts about toughness and leadership from voters across parties. It notes few female executive role models, cites current governors, and urges targeted outreach to younger and more educated voters to improve female candidacy prospects.
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Purchase information for Gazette photo reprints
You can buy reprints of local photographs published in The Gazette. Call 368-8585 for details.
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Video camera speeds stroke care via on the move telemedicine
A trial links ambulance paramedics and a neurology team in real time, letting doctors assess stroke patients before arrival. The UM researchers aim to broaden access to treatment and revive interest in telemedicine beyond hospital walls.
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Student loses bid over Marilyn Manson shirt at Van Wert High
Ohio Supreme Court declined to hear Nicholas J. Boroff's claim that Van Wert High School violated his free speech by banning Marilyn Manson T shirts. Boroff, a senior in 1997, wore shirts deemed offensive and faced truancy rules after administrators demanded he change.
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