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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1994

Page

4

Circadian therapy shrinks colon cancer tumors in trial

In France Italy and Belgium 186 advanced colon cancer patients received circadian rhythm based chemotherapy. Tumors shrank by at least half in 51 percent of chronotherapy patients versus 28 percent on standard dosing. Side effects were markedly reduced allowing higher doses. Researchers caution about survival impact though the approach shows promise.

France Italy Belgium Bruce Cheson National Cancer Institute Bethesda Margaret Kemeny North Shore University Hospital Manhasset N.Y Levi

Hayworth Faces Major Arizona House Campaign Challenge

Arizona candidate J. D. Hayworth leverages TV fame in the 2nd Congressional District race while balancing campaign fund-raising and a multi-platform media strategy. Analysts note name recognition helps in small races but warn about dependence on broadcasting fame as the campaign infrastructure forms. Ed Phillips warns about the risks of media celebrity, and Hayworth quietly expands his political profile through daily commentaries on KUKQ.

Kaites Arizona Ed Phillips Scottsdale KTAR Channel 12 Valley Radio Howard Pyle Jack Williams Phillips Bob Robb Nelson, Robb, DuVal and Demenna Robb Hayworth Gary Husk Ramona Liston David Schweikert David Smith J.D KUKQ

Abortion drug RU-486 sparks safety and access debate

Kristi Hamrick of the Family Research Council and Rep. Christopher Smith warn of dangers and financial risks if RU-486 is released. FDA Chief David Kessler cautions it won’t be OTC and requires trained doctors with hospital access. Clinton directs HHS testing and licensing while Europe reports a 97 percent success rate and growing use.

Kristi Hamrick Family Research Council Washington Christopher Smith Rn.j Food and Drug Administration David Kessler FDA Kessler Clinton HHS

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