Drop-dead look drives men toward unsuitable relationships
A man named Todd describes his pattern of attracted to icy women who display a drop-dead look that masks hostility. He learns the urge is a challenge to melt coldness, not a real connection, and advises recognizing the pattern to break the cycle and seek warmer partners.
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Todd
Joanne
McGraw-Hill
Bedpans Fade as Bedside Commode Preferred in Study
A UT Southwestern Dallas study of 95 volunteers and patients finds no need for bedpans over bedside commodes. Researchers Lynda Lane and Elizabeth Winslow report higher heart rate, blood pressure, and oxygen use with bedpans, while participants favored the commode.
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University of Texas Health Science Center
Dallas
Lynda Lane
Elizabeth Winslow
Dallas’ Methodist Medical Center
Kerosene Heater Safety Tips From Iowa Health Officials
Iowa health officials urge careful use of kerosene heaters as colder weather returns. New models after 1984 include guards and safety features while guidance from the Consumer Product Safety Commission stresses ventilation, avoiding storage in living spaces, not refueling when hot, avoiding low wick operation, and following manufacturer directions. The ISDH advises buying certified units with testing-lab seals and warns against gas can use and unsafe repairs.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa State Department of Health
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