Kansas Saves campaign urges Kansas savers in Finney County
Finney County extension leads a January Kansas Saves drive to cut debt and build wealth. The campaign presents a ten step attitude guide to money management and invites adults and youth to pledge as Kansas Savers, with a plan to save, receive brochures and the American Saver newsletter.
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Kansas Saves
Kansas State Research and Extension
America
Kansas
Finney County
Kansas Saver
American Saver
Finney County Extension Office
Digestive gas tips and heart health questions answered
Dear reader, avoid gas provoking foods the day before social events. Cabbage, beans, Brussels sprouts, asparagus, broccoli, potatoes, wheat products, and sorbitol raise gas. Lactase or Dairy Ease helps dairy issues. Beano and activated charcoal can reduce gas. walking aids digestion. For borderline ECG results and low blood pressure, await official reading and monitor symptoms. PVCs are common and usually harmless. exercise and supplements won’t stop them.
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DR. Donohue
E.T
L.P
Prostate screening tests may not save lives study finds
A small study of 1,002 men at 10 VA medical centers finds PSA blood tests and digital rectal exams did not show a survival advantage. Researchers say screening should be a personal choice while awaiting larger trials results in coming years.
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Chicago
United States
John Concato
VA Connecticut
Archives of Internal Medicine
Veterans Affairs Medical
Husband energy issues prompt counseling plea
Dear Annie advises that a husband’s weekend lethargy may stem from depression or work stress, suggesting counseling and doctor referrals. The reader, Clueless in California, reports family strain from four young children, long shifts, and a now irrational weekend demeanor. Annie’s Mailbox also defends romantic gifts, noting responses vary and urging playful, considerate approaches.
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Annie
Dennis
California
USA
Nancy Sinatra
Doctors discourage OTC cough syrup use in the US
Chicago AP report notes billions spent annually on OTC cough syrups with little relief. Experts say typical doses are too low or combinations unproven, delaying treatment for serious coughs. Guidelines urge adults to get a new whooping cough vaccine. industry disputes findings.
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Chicago
Richard Irwin
American College of Chest Physicians
Irwin
University of Massachusetts Medical School
Worcester
Mass
Consumer Healthcare Products Association
Chest
American College of Chest Physicians’ Journal
College
American Thoracic Society
Canadian Thoracic Society
Benadry
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Linda K. Walter
Family and Consumer Sciences
New Hampshire
N.H
Kathy
Iowa
Kathy Mitchell
Marcy Sugar
Ann Landers
Valentine
Garden City Telegram
Classified
Oni
Garden City
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