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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1988
Page
6
A reader with atrial fibrillation after heart surgery faces choices about defibrillation and long term drug therapy. Gott urges stress testing and a possible coronary angiogram, or careful medical rate control with a cardiologist, before proceeding with shock therapy. He notes PCB exposure concerns and the need for toxicology testing to assess exposure effects.
Notebook letters from Kent Collins discuss the joy of a newborn granddaughter Katherine Katy and the idea of carrying family names. A Q&A topic on notches in Social Security arises, explaining the notch baby issue, congressional actions, and the costs of reform.
Barbara from Wahpeton asks if annual fishing trips are fair given dislike for wilderness and worms. Dr Wallace suggests planning near attractions like horseback riding, movies, shopping, and live theater to improve the trip for all, with Mom’s input.
Readers discuss fidelity and honesty in relationships, noting bisexual men may disguise their behavior and risk partners amid AIDS concerns. A veteran recalls a wedding ring injury and urges caution, while a Pasadena reader warns others after losing 400 dollars to a roofing scam.
Area high school girls are invited to enter the Frederick County Junior Miss Program. Deadline to enter is May 1 with grants and scholarships from national sponsors. The 1988 Frederick Junior Miss, Stephanie Hosier, later became Maryland’s Junior Miss and advanced to nationals.
Dr. David Bromberg will discuss anorexia nervosa and bulimia at Frederick Memorial Hospital Auxiliary health education seminar. The event is Monday April 25 from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. in the Byron D. White conference room with lunch provided.
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