Radial keratotomy study finds two thirds reach sight without glasses
A study led by Dr. George Waring at Emory University evaluates radial keratotomy in 435 patients. About two thirds achieved vision adequate to discard eyewear, 76 percent retained driving-vision after four years, and complications occurred in 3 percent.
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HeartGuide labeled foods spark regulatory clash and debate
The American Heart Association launches HeartGuide labeling for selected processed foods amid FDA criticism over potential public confusion and high label fees. Advocates say nutrition clarity improves, while critics argue government action is needed and fees may limit access.
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Onion acne cure claims spark cautious curiosity
Chicago inventor Donald Peterson promotes onion juice as a natural acne remedy after testing on 49 subjects, claiming a two week routine clears skin. Separate health notes cover treadmill sales, exercise metabolism, heart risk awareness, nibbling meals lowering cholesterol, measles vaccination reminders, and chili pepper capsaicin research for herpes.
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