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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 2001

Page

6

Immune Deficiency Not Always AIDS Confusion Debunked

Dear Dr Gott explains immune disorders unrelated to AIDS, noting most cases do not involve HIV infection. Readers learn about IgG low levels, other immune proteins, and chronic diseases like lupus diabetes and leukemia that diminish immunity. Also discusses benign kidney cysts misread as harmful and anal fissures with treatment steps.

Dear OR Gott DR. Gott Payne

How Widows Can Rebuild Life Without Shame

Dear Senior Forum counsels widows to adapt beyond old stereotypes. Read letters from newly widowed women describing grief, independence, and community involvement. Emphasizes self reliance, volunteering, and joining groups to find purpose rather than retreating from society.

Grandma Mom Purity Sr Rey Ee Wi Florida

Ragtime Romp and Country Woman Christmas 2

Two renowned wine experts Bruce Cass and Jonas Robinson present Ragtime Romp produced by Ric Louchard with formats including CD and cassette. Reiman Publications offers Country Woman Christmas 2 a festive gift featuring seasonal crafts recipes stories and poems reflecting joy and spirituality.

Bruce Cass Jonas Robinson Ric Louchard Reiman Publications Dela A Rats

Dear Abby: Warn readers about food allergy safety

A widower recounts a near fatal peanut allergy incident at a dinner hosted by a friend and urges readers to openly discuss allergies. He notes ringworm shellfish and peanut risks and advises isolating shellfish and checking every dish. He also reports a threat of negligence suit and the need for better communication.

Abby Lady Det Sf Brealey Hinella N.J Bone

Halloween Fun Shines Through Family Traditions

Web site manager Kent and his family reflect on Halloween memories as a source of joy rather than profit. Kent, active in school theater and upcoming You Cant Take It With You, credits his grandfather and father for creating fun, affordable celebrations that let people relax and be themselves.

Kent Ms. Irish

Traveling nurses' ranks grow as hospitals cope with shortage

In Philadelphia and across the United States traveling nurses, about 15,000 strong, fill short-term gaps amid a nationwide shortage. They gain flexibility and benefits while hospitals like the University of Pennsylvania Health System prefer regular staff but rely on traveling nurses for continuity during peak gaps. The profession faces burnout, high mobility, and looming demand for 400,000 more nurses by 2020.

Philadelphia Christi Strawley Strawley Brian Hekman Bora Raton TravCorps New Jersey Diego Seattle University of Pennsylvania Health System Maureen McCausland Penn McCausland Hmos American Hospital Association U.S. Health and Human Services Department Sue Schaffer

Be Prepared and Stand United After Terror Attacks

A syndicated column urges readers to remain calm after the September 11 attacks. It highlights American resilience, trust in leaders, and the need to protect freedoms while staying vigilant. The writer recalls travels across the United States and expresses pride in the nation and its youth.

Music triggers brain reward circuits similar to food sex

Researchers report via PET scans that music activating chills engages brain regions tied to reward and emotion, the same areas used for food and sex. Blood and Zatorre sampled musicians and found about 60 percent experience chills, suggesting culturally influenced, biologically rooted music pleasure.

Washington Mousie Anne Blood Massachusetts General Hospital Charlestown Mass Asi National Academy of Sciences Blood Robert Zatorre McGill University Montreal Ira Glick Psychi

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