Birth Defect Toll Shapes Strained Parents, Experts Say
Louisville experts note birth defects in a child can create guilt and conflict in both parents. Dr. Isernard Weisskopf from the March of Dimes Center urges therapeutic counseling to ease blame, reduce quarrels, and strengthen family bonds amid chronic strain and potential divorce.
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Refined Techniques Bring New Mexico Doctors Closer to Specialists
In Albuquerque New Mexico doctors gain access to top specialists via a new dial in health sciences information center at the medical school library. The program aims to improve rural physician support by providing instant dial tone access to expert guidance and resources.
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Crossword puzzle and medical research text merge in fragment
A scrambled crossword puzzle list sits amid an extended excerpt on medical research. Dr Irvin Hendryson discusses telemedicine, stroke and cancer tracking, nurse training, and emergency medical services plans tied to a 1969 NIH funded program with Vietnam veterans as potential staff sources.
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Project Secure starts to shield guns in civil disorders
New York report details Project Secure a community program to prevent illegal seizure of guns and ammunition during civil unrest. It outlines emergency measures for retail dealers including removing firearms from displays placing them in secure storage and keeping inventory and federal firearms records fireproof. Initiated by Remington Arms and Winchester Western with law enforcement partners and trade associations.
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Legion Convention Opens in Fresno for 50th Year
Fresno hosts the California American Legion 50th annual convention for four days with an estimated 30 000 attendees including delegates auxiliary members guests and families. In Los Angeles authorities tout a Western drug firm claim of a new Bite N Hold product featuring ear suction and months of secure sensation claimed by first users.
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