Oral diabetes drugs may kill 15000 a year
A panel of specialists concludes the latest Biometric Society study suggests 10000 to 15000 unnecessary U S. deaths yearly may be linked to oral diabetes drugs. The AMA notes 4 million Americans have diabetes with 1.5 million on oral meds and cites tolbutamide as a focus of concern.
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ESP courses blamed for psychological damage says scientist
Rex G. Stanford of St John’s University told the 141st AAAS meeting that commercial ESP training programs can cause psychological harm. He cited mind control pitches promising enhanced mental powers and hundreds of millions earned, noting some graduates become paranoid and believe they can manipulate others psychically.
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New Daycoach Excursion Fare Opens February 1
Kathy announces a Daycoach Excursion Fare with flexible travel days and one free stopover. Fares require CAB approval, start February 1, and apply to children 2 to 12 at 50 off. Reservations and tickets must be booked seven days in advance, with a seven to thirty day stay window.
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