Peacetime Army Health Edge Compared With Civilians
The 1986 study in JAMA found soldiers aged 18 to 64 died at about 109 per 100 000, versus 215 per 100 000 for civilians. Black soldiers faced lower homicide rates than Black civilians, and women in the Army died at roughly three quarters to one and a third the rate of civilian women. Researchers cited screening, fitness, and environment as factors, while critics warned peacetime results may mislead about wartime risks.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Rothberg
Bethesda
Army
Lewie
Sam Sarkesian
Loyola University
Beirut
Panama
Alzheimer's support drives funds through employee giving drive
The article describes corporate employee deductions supporting the Alzheimer's Association for research and patient care. It notes employees choose among 22 health agencies, families coping with long goodbye, caregivers gaining understanding, and ongoing research. It provides contact numbers for the Alzheimer's Association and Combined Health Agencies for help or donations.
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Alzheimers Association
Impassns
Alzheimer’s Association
Ike Gerri Puhls
Hs Humar
Lebeimtrs Association
Siang
Gasaver developer wins federal fee award in Boston case
National Fuelsaver Corp of Boston, maker of the Gasaver platinum additive, awarded 22 747 10 by a Federal Court after testing claims. The device claims to raise in-engine fuel combustion to 90 percent, boost octane, and reduce fuel use while cleaning carbon buildup.
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Boston
OPEC
National Fuelsaver Corporation of
National Fuelsaver Corp
Partes
Joel Robunson
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