Tamoxifen may halve breast cancer risk for high risk women
Canadian researchers report six year study showing tamoxifen could cut breast cancer risk by about half for high risk women, though it may raise uterine cancer and blood clot risks. Doctors Margolese and Robidoux defend the drug while 13 000 women in Canada and the U S are studied. Physicians will inform participants about the findings in days ahead.
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Montreal
Richard Margolese
Andre Robidoux
Margolese
Jewish General Hospital
Canada
U.S
Wynette Dies at 55 First Lady of Country Music
Nashville born singer Tammy Wynette dies at 55 after health problems. She collapsed at home from a likely blood clot while napping, leaving five daughters and a son. Wynette co wrote Stand by Your Man with Billy Sherrill and earned CMA female vocalist of the year three times.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ammy Wynette
Wynette
Evelyn Shriver
Billy Sherrill
Country Music Association
Do not worry about what people think about you
Anonymous saying urges focusing on one’s own thoughts rather than fearing others judgments. The remark implies people are primarily concerned with how you view them rather than how you view yourself. It presents a philosophical approach to self confidence.
Fate of Medicine Hat pit bulls hinges on prosecutor
Chief Crown prosecutor Darwin Greaves has requested a full criminal investigation to decide whether the two seized pit bulls will be put down under the Dangerous Dog Act or face criminal charges for their owners. The dogs remain at the Medicine Hat SPCA as authorities and neighbors describe the incident and prior issues with the animals.
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Darwin Greaves
Greaves
Valina Phillion
East Glen
Phillion
Medicine Hat
SPCA
Wally Campbell
Fred Crittenden
Crittenden
Canadian Forces apology in Suffield death case six years on
The Canadian military apologizes to Christina Wheeler on the sixth anniversary of Master Cpl Rick Wheeler’s death at CFB Suffield. A new probe found two senior officers guilty of failing to ensure safety, but Lt Gen Leach overruled indirect responsibility. Wheeler’s widow calls it a cover up and demands accountability.
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Victoria
Cfb Suffield
Cpl
Rick Wheeler
Walter Semianin
Wheeler
J.M. Lapeyre
Christina
Pvt
G.R. Bartley
Norm White
Bill Leach
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Canada eyeing used Upholder submarines from Britain for 750 million
Canada would acquire four used Upholder submarines built in the 1980s at 750 million to patrol sovereignty. The plan includes rent concessions on CFB Suffield near Medicine Hat and a Labrador facility. The subs would replace aging Oberon-class subs and free frigates for allied operations.
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Upholders
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Suffield
Medicine Hat
Labrador
Canada
Jockey Chris Emigh Wins Final Race After Birth of Child
In Cicero Illinois AP Jockey Chris Emigh missed several races at Sportsman's Park when his wife gave birth to their second child. He hurried back to the track to finish out of the money on Cushion in the eighth race but then won the ninth and final race aboard Family Plan.
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Cicero, Ill
Chris Emigh
Sportsman’s Park
Taylor Lynn Emigh
Emigh
Klein hints at blocking law over gay rights in Alberta
Alberta Premier Ralph Klein signals possible use of the notwithstanding clause to curb court power after the Supreme Court decision on LGBTQ rights. He says he personally supports the ruling but cites Conservative pressure and judicial activism as motivations. Over 1,000 calls flood his office following Delwin Vriend case.
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Edmonton Remier
Ralph Klein
Supreme Court
Klein
Delwin Vriend
Alberta
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