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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1952
Page
14
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Editorial notes a condition described as morning sickness in men caused by emotional stress. Symptoms include loss of appetite for breakfast, nausea with sight of fat foods, and periodic abdominal cramps. Despite discomfort, no organic stomach disease is typically found, though ulcers may occasionally be discovered.
Readers are assured that phrenectomy the cutting of the phrenic nerve to paralyze the diaphragm used in tuberculosis treatment does not cause breast cancer. The article notes such patients are not more prone to cancer and mentions a 1949 police recovery rate for stolen autos and other property.
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