Polaroid Digital 320 camera review highlights
The Polaroid Digital 320 is a low priced point and shoot camera suited for beginners and email or online sellers. It stores 15 to 21 images at 320 by 240 pixels and uses a serial port for Windows 95/98 import. PhotoMax software offers basic editing and fun art features but indoor photos often come out dark. Retail is $59.95 with a Dallas Morning News note.
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Pheromones Linked To Attractiveness Rise
British researchers report body chemical signals from male pheromones can make women perceive greater male attractiveness. The findings, shared at the British Psychological Society conference, suggest increased exposure to male pheromones alters perceived appeal.
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British Psychological Society
Philadelphia Inquirer
Aging Boomers See Surge in Sports Injuries and ER Visits
Federal data show a 33 percent rise in sports injuries among adults 35 to 54 causing ER visits from 1991 to 1998. In 1998, over 365,000 injuries from 16 sports were treated in ERs, with total cases higher when including non ER treated injuries.
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
Tuberculosis Backlash Threatens Global Health
Tuberculosis resurges worldwide with the WHO forecasting 90 million cases this decade and 30 million deaths. Drug resistant TB grows in several countries, including Mexico, while the United States reports occasional cases in nearly every state. Experts cite complacency and past overconfidence as factors in the comeback.
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World Health Organization
Mexico
Iowa
TB Incidence Figures From WHO and US Health Agencies
The report outlines tuberculosis incidence globally and in the United States and Iowa since 1985, with figures from the World Health Organization and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Iowa Department of Public Health. Global totals are WHO estimates due to reporting challenges in less developed regions.
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Larry S. Schlesinger
University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics
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Iowa
World Health Organization
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Positive TB tests shock Iowans in Burlington tale
Bernard Betten an electrician aged 58 and his wife Sandi moved to Burlington from Ackley three years ago. After TB skin tests showed positive results for Betten and his daughter a University of Iowa student they learned both Betten and Sandi had latent infections. Betten later found a cavitated lesion in his lung and was sent to University Hospitals in Iowa City for treatment.
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Portion control fuels weight loss and healthier living
A public health note stresses total calories matter as much as food type. It cites rising U S portion sizes, higher daily calories, and obesity risks, urging practical steps like measuring portions, serving sizes, and avoiding seconds, alongside walk run fitness advice.
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