Telegram Establishes Longstanding Press Brand
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Men on prostate cancer meds face faster bone loss
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Health System study links certain prostate cancer drugs to rapid bone density loss in men, creating a male menopause effect. Those with low bone mass risk fractures. increase calcium intake and avoid injury while science pursues targeted therapies.
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Times study exposes Florida overseas ballots manipulation
The New York Times report on six months of research reveals widespread inconsistencies in Florida overseas absentee ballots arriving after the election. It shows ballots that should have been discarded under state law were counted, with the Bush campaign alleged to have benefited while many officials violated rules. The piece argues the flawed system was open to manipulation and calls for reforms to protect electoral integrity nationwide.
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July 27 2001 in History Highlights and Dates
Today in History recalls July 27 events including 1789 Congress establishes the Department of Foreign Affairs precursor to State, 1794 Robespierre overthrown, 1866 Cyrus W Field completes undersea cable, 1940 Bugs Bunny debut, 1953 Korean War armistice, 1960 Nixon nominated, 1974 Nixon impeachment vote, 1976 Legionnaire's Disease case, and 1980 Shah dies.
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I Ran with the Bulls in Pamplona San Fermin Run
Reporter Andrew Bach chronicles running the encierro during the San Fermin festival in Pamplona Spain from July 6 to 14. He details the crowd the rules fear and adrenaline as bulls surge up Estafeta street to the Plaza de Toros and his near miss on the fencing.
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Summer reading list lifts sight beyond screens
A Manhattan court ruled that electronic signals are not printed words, easing the publishing identity crisis. Ellen Goodman surveys notable recent books from Anne Tyler to Alice Randall, praising memoirs by McKibben and Dudman, Galileo's Daughter, and The Wind Done Gone as a lively mixtape of fiction, science, and social critique.
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