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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2002
Page
33
A 33 year old HIV positive man writes to Dear Abby to state that HIV status cannot be judged by appearance and urges unprotected sex avoidance unless partners are HIV tested. Also includes other reader letters about teen dating abuse and a karaoke frequency issue at home.
Reader seeks medical insight on excessive facial and body hair in a 17-year-old granddaughter diagnosed with hirsutism. The reply explains causes like familial traits idiopathic hirsutism PCOS and adrenal sources. Treatments include addressing the underlying cause and options such as electrolysis laser and Vaniqa with pending blood tests.
Hominy is the heart of the corn kernel with the hull removed and can be white or yellow. The note includes a recipe for a cassrole using canned hominy and cream of mushroom soup and offers baking soda cleaning tips and a pamphlet offer for baking soda guidance.
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