Yeltsin health deterioration raises surgery talk
Time reports Boris Yeltsin's health is deteriorating and Kremlin officials consider abroad double bypass surgery. Cardiac ischemia worsened during the election, with sources claiming a relapse tied to halted meds and drinking. No official Moscow comment.
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Poll finds broad opposition to gay marriages in US
The Harris poll shows six in ten Americans disapprove of gay marriages whether couples are male or female. About 64 percent oppose male marriage and 63 percent oppose female marriage with roughly 2 percent unsure. The survey of 1,004 adults conducted July 15–21 has a 3 point margin of error.
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Spectators stunned as boat crashes into Sea World crowd
A red speedboat leaped the guardrail during a Baywatch water ski show at Sea World of Ohio near Aurora, injuring 23 as 4,000 spectators watched. Actors and bystanders helped lift the 18 foot boat off trapped victims. five remained hospitalized, one critical. The accident halted ski shows for the day. officials called it the park’s first major incident in 27 years.
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Pharmacies fail to warn on dangerous drug mixing study
In a U S News and World Report survey of 245 pharmacies, more than half did not warn customers about dangerous drug interactions. The Hismanal Nizoral combination risked heart problems and death, with independent stores and those in lower income areas more likely to miss warnings.
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Pharmacist Warnings Vary On Dangerous Drug Interactions
A survey shows city differences in alerting patients about dangerous drug interactions. In Denver more than half of pharmacists dispensed Hismanal Nizaral without verbal warnings. Suburban New York reported 40 percent warning lapses. In Indianapolis all but three of 20 pharmacists refused to fill the prescriptions. the three who did warned strongly against combined use.
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