Prostate drugs and deodorant stones in readers letters
Readers respond to DEAR DR GOTT on Proscar Hytrin and cancer PSA testing. A letter from Robert Condon praises Rolling Readers literacy work, Abby column thanks him, and readers offer volunteering. Another exchange covers switch between hypertension and urinary symptoms and deodorant stone safety. Frustrated in Canada seeks advice on social courtesy. St Patrick's blessing closes.
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Abby
California
Mary Ann
United States
Canada
St. Louis
Phoenix
Las Vegas
Tampa
New York
Chicago
Robert Condon
Rolling Readers
USA
MR. Condon
America
Extension Homemakers 75th Anniversary Meet at Hood College
Frederick County Council of Extension Homemakers marks its 75th anniversary with a May 3 gathering at Hood College’s Brodbeck Hall, featuring keynote by Dr. Eleanor Young, music by Madeline Young and Lynnetle Ediger, and performances by Clustered Spires Chorus. The day includes an anniversary cake, lunch in Coblentz Hall, and planning by Kathryn Nicodemus and others. Also promotes Family Choice TV pledge, environmental projects, and various club activities and trainings.
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Frederick County Council of Extension Homemakers
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
Eleanor Young
Madeline Young
Lynnetle Ediger
Spires Chorus
Frederick
New Ladies’ Barbershop
Betty Falkenstein
Coblentz
Kathryn Nicodemus
Louise Ediger
National Association For Family and Community Education
FCE
Paul Gordon
America
Food Chain and Agricultain, Industries
Betty Thompson
Career move tests a Wisconsin widow’s family ties
A Wisconsin widow asks how to handle a grown son’s possible relocation for a promotion. She fears leaving her 47 year home, her husband’s grave, and daily visits with family, while offering a plan to split time between two towns and test the new job’s stability. Atlas Van Lines notes elder care transitions. guidance suggests phased relocation and test living arrangements to ease the move.
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Wisconsin
Atlas van Lines
Pot and lung disease among teens rises with use
Dr. Donald Tashkin of UCLA reports that inhaling marijuana can cause chronic bronchitis and lung damage comparable to or exceeding cigarette use, especially when combined with tobacco. Pot’s higher potency and tar delivery may intensify immune and cellular harm, with many seeking treatment for marijuana dependency.
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Donald Tashkin
UCLA
Tashkin
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