Health Center Urges Fearless Takeup of Swine Flu Vaccine
Atlanta reports that the CDC plans a nationwide swine influenza immunization program this fall despite public doubt. Four drug firms have produced 120 million doses. mass vaccination may begin in late September with free shots under an informed consent process. Side effects were minor in trials, mainly fever and soreness. Swine flu is a new strain with historical impact in 1918-19.
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Hormones May Increase Cancer Risk Study Finds
A joint study from Harvard School of Public Health the National Cancer Institute and University of Louisville warns menopausal estrogen use may not protect against breast cancer and could raise risk. Follow-up with 1,891 women over 12 years suggests estrogen use is linked to higher cancer risk, with other factors like childbirth and oophorectomy affecting outcomes.
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Flaming dessert sparks injuries at Ox rd benefit dinner
A flaming baked Alaska at a $5 million Inn benefit dinner caused burns to several attendees. Four hospitalized with facial and neck burns as brandy flared up. A waiter spilled flame causing scattered panicked evacuations among diners. Separately a tram crash injured two near Universal Stadilux. Earthquakes rattled Berkeley area with seven quakes in a short span, no damage reported.
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Rumsfeld to Leave Hospital After Thyroid Surgery
Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld remains in satisfactory condition at Bethesda Naval Hospital after the right lobe of his thyroid gland was removed during a June examination. Doctors detected a growth, found later not cancerous, and he is expected to depart soon or continue recovery.
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Gas shortage could hit 14 states this winter
The Oil and Gas Journal reports potential gas shortfalls this winter affecting 14 states including Louisiana North Carolina and Virginia. Interstate pipelines and the Federal Power Commission consider emergency measures such as coal use and emergency gas purchases to avert supply cuts. Shortages could reach 60 percent in some areas with 20 percent pipeline flow reductions noted for 19 pipelines.
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