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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1987

Page

9

Odds on everything from diet to TV ownership in Beaver

A long feature lists odds across health, education, leisure, lifestyle and employment. It cites Harper’s Index and Penn State’s Dr William Harkness, noting Americans’ chances of dieting, owning a color TV, reading, attending arts events, and working as a statistician. It also mentions the Publisher’s Clearinghouse sweepstakes odds at about 200 million to one.

Beaver Ed McMabus Publaker United States William Harkness Department Statence Pennsylvania State University Harper's Magazine Harper's Indes Randall Warner Harper’s Stadt Lndiga Ste Les Anmis Pam Ome Sputmak Misa America Ed McMahon Maloo McDonald's

Vision therapy debate stalls over juvenile treatment claims

Los Angeles AP report examines behavioral optometrist Stan Kaseno who treats troubled youths with vision training claiming improved focus and reduced delinquency. Critics call it charlatanism. supporters cite better reading scores and lower recidivism, while costs reach up to 80 dollars per visit.

Los Angeles Stan Kaseno Kaseno San Bernardino San Bernardino County Frank R Velluuno State University of New York Albany Vellutino Robert Sanet American Optometric Association Gerald Getman Getman Waldorf U.S

Study finds home blood pressure monitors often inaccurate

NEW ORLEANS AP report says hot selling home blood pressure monitors are often inaccurate. Dr. Leonard Steinfeld led tests of 65 devices from US, Germany, and Japan and warned buyers should rely on doctors for regular checks. He noted some devices give plausible systolic readings but poor diastolic accuracy and that no federal rules ensure accuracy.

New Orleans Leonard Steinfeld Steinfeld Mt. Sinai Medical Center New York United States Germany Japan American College of Cardiology Association For the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation Ronald E Gillilan St. Agnes Hospital Baltimore

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