Spaced-Out Grandma Syndrome Warned By Psychiatrists
Two California psychiatrists warned at a mental health meeting that a spaced-out grandma syndrome affects many over-65 women who are overmedicated with mood altering drugs. They describe chemical psychosis from polypharmacy and OTC overuse, requiring detoxification and careful reevaluation of treatment.
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Sidney Cohen
UCLA
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Wendell Lipscomb
Berkeley
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Magnesium May Control Animal Cell Growth, Rubin Says
Berkelely based Dr. Harry Rubin, 1964 Lasker Award winner, proposes magnesium regulates animal cell growth and metabolism. He argues magnesium is abundant enough to dominate cellular control, potentially superseding hormonal gene effects.
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Harry Rubin
University of California At Berkeley
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Monkeys Show Human Like Brain Traits In Study
Stanford scientist Dr. James H. Dewson III reports experiments with Macaque monkeys indicating left hemisphere brain specialization for language related functions. Monkeys trained to associate sounds with colors remembered sounds up to 20 seconds, then left auditory cortex removed impaired memory, right side damage did not.
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Stanford University
James H. Dewson III
Acoustical Society of America
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Doctor Seeks Breast Cancer Link Question Sparks Laughter
At Mayo Clinic Rochester Dr John J Gisvold a radiologist faced a surgeon asking if erotic use of the breasts causes cancer. He replied he knew of no evidence either way and did not advise stopping or starting. The remark drew chuckles from about 500 physicians.
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Rochester, Minn
John J. Gisvold
Mayo Clinic
Gisvold
Doctor cites prejudice against fat women in society
Dr. W L Asher editor of Obesity and Bariatric Medicine says obesity leads to social discrimination against women. He notes slimmer society targets and that fat women face job college and social barriers far more than men. Obesity patients often seek bariatric care due to social pressure and stigma.
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W.L. Asher
American Society of Bariatric Physicians
Asher
Obesity Doctor Urged to Counteract Social Bias Burden
A medical expert argues bariatricians must feel a strong duty to counteract society's negative attitudes that burden patients and influence care. The remark highlights how stigma affects treatment and patient outcomes in obesity management.
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