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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1990
Page
14
Guidelines from the American Cancer Society advise a good diet to lower cancer risk. Avoid obesity, limit fat, eat high fiber foods, and focus on vitamins from dark green and deep yellow produce. Limit salt cured foods and alcohol, as heavy drinking with smoking raises risks for several cancers.
A physician explains familial cancer risks and the promise of early detection. Breast colon and skin cancers run in families, with genetic predisposition plus environment shaping risk. Regular screenings, mammography from 35 and yearly after 40, colon cancer monitoring via X-rays, high fiber diet, and caution with sun exposure are advised. Specific guidance covers familial polyposis and Pap smears, stool tests, and self-exams.
ATLANTA AP An estimated 1 billion packs of cigarettes are sold to children each year but only three states cited 32 vendors last year, as CDC reports minimal enforcement across 44 states. Data shows age limits vary, with 36 states set at 18, others at 19, 17, or 16, while five states lack data.
A GAO report covering 1976 to 1985 finds 51.5 percent of 198 drugs with data had serious adverse reactions after approval. Six were withdrawn, many had major label warnings or restricted use. Children’s drugs were twice as likely to show serious postapproval effects.
Gustine Texas mother Gretta McCorkle recalls her 10-year-old son Cody signing his organ donor mark on her license after a tragic 1988 shooting. Cody's heart saved a Texas father with two boys, though the SacCorkles could not contact the recipient.
A Panos Institute and Norwegian Red Cross report argues fear and government measures create a separate HIV epidemic. It cites widespread firing, ostracism, and barriers to care, urging voluntary rights-based approaches and trust with high-risk groups to contain HIV.
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