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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1971

Page

11

London study disputes Pill breast cancer link

Preliminary evidence from London and Johns Hopkins finds no increased breast cancer risk with oral contraceptives and may hint at protection against benign breast disease. Experts urge long term follow up and caution against immediate conclusions amid 20 million global users and 31,000 U.S. deaths this year.

London Johns Hopkins Hospital Philip Sartwell Lewison

Quiet World Offers Pain Relievers for Aches and Tension

The Quiet World product line markets a full dose of pain relievers to ease physical aches while its calmative relaxant soothes nervous tension. The dual formula targets pain relief and stress reduction in one package.

Virus like particles found in human milk linked to breast cancer

Researchers at three centers reported virus like particles in milk from 344 women over five years. Particles resembling cancer related strains appeared most in women with family or personal breast cancer history, but have not proven to be actual viruses. Mormon women showed much lower rates.

United Press International William F. Feller Georgetown University School of Medicine Mary Georgetown MD. Anderson Hospital Houston National Cancer Institute Bethesda Feller

Debts Deter Doctors in Poor Areas Panel Told

San Francisco report cites high medical school debt forcing minority students away from underserved communities. UC Berkeley student Dave Wren testified. Sen Kennedy backs 50 percent loan forgiveness while Dr Julius Krevans urges incentives for service in poor areas. In San Francisco only about 100 of 2300 physicians serve 200000 poor residents.

San Francisco Sen Edward M. Kennedy Subcommittee On Dave Wren UC Berkeley The Associated Students Julius R. Krevans University of San Francisco School of Medicine

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