Canadians Favor Kerry Across Nation in Bush Win Debate
Canadians show strong antipathy to Bush amid the U S Iraq war and border tensions but back a U S defeat. Kerry leads by roughly two to one nationwide, with Quebec near nine to one. Ottawa weighs missile defense and bilateral ties as Martin negotiates with U S officials.
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John Kerry
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United States
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Martin
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Graham
Ottawa Citizen
Kerry
House of Commons
White House
Iran backs Bush in unexpected backing of U S president
Iran's Hasan Rowhani, head of the Supreme National Security Council, said re election of President Bush was in Tehran's best interests and voiced criticism of Democrats. He noted sanctions began under Clinton and argued Bush's era avoided dangerous actions, a rare public stance amid U S politics.
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United States
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Patch raises sex drive in natural menopause study
A study reported at an infertility meeting found a testosterone patch, Intrinsa, increased sexual activity and desire in naturally menopausal women compared with a placebo. Participants on the real patch had about four more sexual sessions in two months, more arousal and orgasms, and improved self-image, with results supported by Procter & Gamble Pharmaceuticals and Watson Pharmaceuticals.
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Robin Kroll
Seattle
Procter & Gamble Pharmaceuticals
Intrinsa
Watson Pharmaceuticals Inc
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Marian Damewood
University of Pennsylvania
American Society For Reproductive Medicine
Procter & Gamble
Testosterone patches boost desire in menopausal women study
In a 24 week trial of 549 naturally menopausal women across Seattle Denver Boston Canada and Australia average age 54 researchers found testosterone patches increased sexual activity and desire while reducing distress compared with placebo. Women logging activities and completing questionnaires showed improved mood and libido.
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