FDA considers easing OTC approvals for some drugs
U S regulators floated guidelines to allow broader nonprescription availability for common medicines. The FDA may add label details and online questionnaires to aid safe self use while requiring studies on consumer safety. Public comments will shape final rules taking months. Potential candidates include pain relievers and over-the-counter versions of cholesterol drugs and Narcan.
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U.S
Food and Drug Administration
Scott Gottlieb
Gottlieb
FDA
Unions flood Missouri money race ahead of right to work vote
National unions pour funds into Missouri as the August ballot on Senate Bill 19 nears. We Are Missouri reports over 7.4 million raised since April led by out of state AFL-CIO affiliates and other unions. Opponents, led by Missourians For Freedom To Work and Freedom To Work, pulled about 1.6 million. Large donors include A New Missouri and local figures. the campaign totals on hand exceed 3.7 million for We Are Missouri, with millions spent on ads and operations. The Supreme Court ruling on public sector unions adds pressure as the state weighs banning mandatory fees.
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Jefferson City
Missouri
U.S. Supreme Court
We Are Missouri
Missouri Ethics Commission
New York
California
Afl-Cio
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
United Food & Commercial Workers
Eric Greitens
University of Missouri-Columbia
Peverill Squire
Squire
Greitens
GOP
We Are
Missourians For Freedom To Work
Union
Freedom To Work
Excelsior Springs
Missourians For Worker Freedom
Kansas City
David Humphreys
Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry
GOP opt to back ICE instead of quick vote on abolition bill
House Republicans will not force a fast vote on the Democratic bid to abolish ICE. They plan a non binding resolution praising ICE to cast contrast with liberals who want its elimination. The measure, led by Clay Higgins, emphasizes ICE officers sacrifices and border security while warning abolition would increase crime and drug harm.
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GOP
Bill Axing Ice
Washington
House
Steve Scalise
R-La
Donald Trump
Kevin McCarthy
Calif
Ash Lee Strong
Paul Ryan
R-Wis
McCarthy
Jeff Duncan
R-S.c
Clay Higgins
ICE
Obituary of Rebecca Joan Beck-Sturm of Mount Carmel
Rebecca Joan Beck-Sturm 86 formerly of Mount Carmel died July 15 2018 at Wabash Christian Village Carmi She married John Harold Beck in 1949 and they ran Joan's Craft and Gifts Mt Carmel for 11 years later serving in the United Methodist Church She later married Lenard Sturm in 2008 and he died in 2014 Surviving are four children seven grandchildren ten great grandchildren and a sister in law Funeral services July 19 2018 at Short Funeral Home Mount Carmel with burial in Wabash Cemetery Memorials to the Alzheimer's Unit at Wabash Christian Village are requested
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Mount Carmel
Rebecca Joan Beck-Sturm
Wabash
Carmi
Joan
Keensburg
Leo and
Ferris (Gray) Richardson
John Harold Beck
Bellmont
John
Mt Carmel
United Methodist Southern Illinois
Lenard Sturm
Grayville
Evangelical United Methodist Church
Mt. Carmel
Debbie
Verl) Buchanan
Bettendorf
Iowa
Becky
Ed) Bennett
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Jill Jack) Bradshaw
Joan) Beck
Toledo
Georgia
Tom) Davis
Dallas
Texas
Tim
Kristi Reich) Buchanan
Denver
Colorado
Jennikka
Andy) Karrer
Chad
Sara) Bennett
Indianapolis
Lenard
Wayne Richardson
Barbara Stephens
Short Funeral Home
N. Mulberry Street
Wabash Cemetery
Ohio
Alzheimer’s Unit
Wabash Christian Village
College Boulevard
Illinois
Short-Cunninghamsh
Short-Cunningham Funeral Home
Out of the Past links to caution on tonsil removal choices
A 1947 film plot is contrasted with a medical study from JAMA Otolaryngology Head Neck Surgery. Researchers tracked over a million children and found that removing tonsils or adenoids before age ten correlated with higher risks of respiratory infections and allergic diseases over 20 years. Doctors should weigh risks and monitor breathing and allergy symptoms if surgery proceeds.
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Jeff Bailey
Robert Mitchum
Whit Sterling
Kirk Douglas
Ostensibl
Sterling
Bailey
Jama Otolaryngology
Australia
University of Melbourne
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Rebecca Joan Beck
Sturm
Roizen
Lawrence County Animal Hospital
Mary Jo Collins
Gail Bushur
Country Club
Lawrenceville
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