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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1999

Page

2

Viagra draws men to Vermont doctors for broader care

A University of Vermont physician notes Viagra use brings men who might not seek medical help, leading to broader treatment. Dr. Mark Plante says quality of life guides care, with patients often benefiting in ways beyond erectile issues. One patient sought Viagra and was found to have colon cancer.

University of Vermont College of __ Medicine Montpelier Mark Plante Plante

Supreme Court allows tribes shellfish rights on private beaches

Private property owners and commercial shellfish interests challenged a Supreme Court action permitting Washington tribes to harvest shellfish on private beaches. The court rejected without comment the appeal of a Ninth Circuit ruling that upheld the tribes rights, while tribal leaders said the decision does not authorize indiscriminate digging on private shores.

A .S. Supreme Court Washington High Court 9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Ameri

North Carolina Ruling Appealed Over Commandments

In Asheville, federal judge Lacy Thornburg again voided Richard Suhre’s suit seeking removal of marble Ten Commandments tablets from a Haywood County courtroom. Daly filed a Saturday appeal arguing the display influenced a 1991 jury and Suhre’s refusal to swear on a Bible. case hinges on Establishment Clause challenges.

Asheville Richard Suhre Haywood Lacy Suhre

Kennedys Open Hyannis Port for Democratic Fund Raising

Hyannis Port in Massachusetts hosts a $100000 per guest fund raising retreat planned for September to back Rep. Patrick Kennedy's bid to retake the House. The event, tied to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, aims to raise about $50 million this cycle with wealthy donors and high profile dinners. Critics cite campaign finance reform needs amid such gatherings.

Kennedys Hyannis Port Mass Kennedy Cape Cod Patrick Kennedy Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Dan Payne Boston Meredith McGehee Common Cause Erik Smith Democratic Congressional Committee Congress

Gore revamps Web page after privacy issues raised

Vice President Al Gore moved his campaign onto the Internet but stripped the Just for Kids section of questions seeking names emails and zip codes after The Associated Press raised concerns during a preview. The privacy law signed by President Clinton applies to 2001 and the changes came after legal review and parental consent cautions. The site address is algore2000.com.

Washington al Gore Congress Gore Associated Press Clinton Craig Smith Smith

Cancer care system assessment urged

Washington report urges creation of a national system to assess cancer care quality. It notes eight million Americans need cancer care yearly and many lack reliable information. The study recommends high volume centers for complex surgeries, experienced oncologists, multi doctor coordination, and full treatment option disclosure.

Washington Joseph Simone University of Utah National Cancer Policy Board

Mevacor Nonprescription Access Proposal Draws Scrutiny

Merck & Co seeks to sell the cholesterol drug Mevacor over the counter, arguing for easier access to a potent heart disease weapon. Regulators will closely review the plan due to liver damage risks, while current users require initial blood tests. health advocates urge OTC availability.

New York Merck & Co

Estrogen may aid memory in postmenopausal women

A Yale University study of 46 postmenopausal women found estrogen increased brain activity in memory regions. While memory improvement was not shown, researchers say estrogen may stimulate neural connections typical of younger people, altering mature memory circuitry.

Sally Shaywitz

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