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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1991
Page
10
Dear Dr Gott outlines penile prostheses types and cautions that costs vary with surgical fees. Readers report Lacie Le Beau herbal tea easing constipation, but the doctor cannot endorse it and invites further reader feedback.
Retirement is not a fountain of youth. A doctor and thorough checkup assess heart risks, since silent disease can exist for years. Extreme temperatures, dehydration, alcohol, diuretics, or caffeine can trigger cardiac problems even in seemingly healthy hearts. A personal evaluation is essential.
A Portland AP report highlights that low mood in older adults is often misdiagnosed or ignored though highly treatable. A 34 page OSU Extension brochure discusses prevalence, risky outcomes including suicide, and the importance of medical evaluation to rule out illness or medication causes.
In Richland Washington opponents march at clinics while a newborn survived a trash-bin abandonment. Readers urge adoption to counter anti abortion protests, urging people to open their homes. A Californian letter defends against hypocritical anti abortion rhetoric and recounts a rude grocery store confrontation over adoption.
Road & Track clarifies air bag deployment triggers and safety value. Automakers use g force sensors and sometimes advanced Mercedes systems to distinguish impacts. Air bags protect in front-end crashes and do not substitute seat belts. false deployment is unlikely and hearing risk is minimal compared to crash noise.
Gloria asks how to handle Larry pressuring her to cut her hair. Dr Wallace advises standing firm that she will not change her hairstyle. In a second letter Rose seeks guidance on caffeine intake for her father and notes a typical coffee cup contains about 100 milligrams.
Thirty players took part in last week’s Frederick Bridge Club handicap. North South tied for first and second Lydia Falconer and Adrienne Guggenheim with Rick Elbo and Bob Dickenson. East West first Denise Clow and Betty Snyder with Peggy Van Hook and Ed Campbell second. Sue Browning and Frank Tyergar third. Raw NS first Lynn Boardman and Pam Pick. second Falconer Guggenheim. third Donald and Carole Little. There will be a regular game Monday at 7 15 p.m. at the Frederick American Legion of caffeine. The same amount of decaffeinated coffee has about 3 milligrams of caffeine. Experts differ on safe daily caffeine. 800 milligrams is the accepted figure. Tea soft drinks and chocolate also contain caffeine.
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