Doctors warned on Depo Provera side effects and approval
A patient group in Los Angeles says many doctors prescribe Depo Provera without informing patients of side effects or its uncertain U.S. approval for birth control. The institute cites 45 callers, only four told of side effects and status, while research suggests possible nine month fertility delay. Mishell notes temporary delay, not permanent, and County USC Medical Center uses the drug for specific patients where other methods are unsuitable.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Institute For the Study of Medical Ethics
Carleen Bridgeman
Institute
Mishell
County-Usc Medical Center
Last hostages escape as Russian jet hijacker surrenders
In Helsinki the last three hostages from a Soviet airliner escaped early today while one hijacker surrendered to Finnish authorities. The other young hijacker remains aboard as ministers and officials press for a peaceful resolution. Six more hostages escaped yesterday, with exits continuing through the day as talks proceed.
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Carter to seek bomb funds for neutron weapon
President Carter plans to ask Congress for temporary funding to study and possibly begin production of a neutron bomb as a stopgap measure. Pentagon officials describe the weapon as a limited blast nuclear device intended to maximize military effect while reducing civilian casualties.
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Carter
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Jurors continue deliberations in Van Houten case
The Los Angeles jury in Leslie Van Houten's retrial spent nearly six hours Monday deliberating on first degree murder and conspiracy charges in the 1969 Tate-LaBianca slayings. A verdict could keep her in prison for life, though she is already parole eligible.
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18 month moratorium on saccharin ban approved by House panel
A House health subcommittee approved an 18 month moratorium on a saccharin ban to allow further tests on its cancer risk. The panel rejected a measure to let the FDA take preliminary steps toward a ban and left labeling as a possible requirement. Debate showed divided views on studies linking saccharin to bladder cancer in humans versus animals.
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AFI
House
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Food and Drug Administration
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Scientology accuses U.S. of infiltration after FBI raids
Church of Scientology spokesmen claimed government infiltration citing a Food and Drug Administration report alleging an undercover agent infiltrated their Washington church. FBI raids targeted church offices amid charges of church covert operations to obtain confidential files. Meisner’s statements underlie the affidavit. The group plans a lawsuit against the FBI and vowed to respond publicly.
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Church of Scientology
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Food and Drug Administration
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FDA
Friedman
Los Angeles
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