Will the pill cause infertility and other health notes
Dear Dr Gott answers reassure that healthy young women can use birth control pills for about seven years without infertility risk, though rare cases may delay ovulation. Breakthrough bleeding may occur, often fixed by adjusting the dose. The sarcoidosis section notes unknown cause, possible symptoms, and that biopsy confirms diagnosis with cortisone for severe cases. A rotator cuff case advises avoiding surgery if physical therapy works and seeking a second opinion if the doctor insists.
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DR. Gott
Reader
Extension Homemakers Clubs News Update
Extension Homemakers Clubs reports on class approvals and kid friendly meals. It notes tips to involve children in selecting vegetables, starting a garden, and trying new tastes by example. Upcoming programs cover clothing care, computer technology, and healthy foods for families with events and plans across the county.
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Kaye Shoemaker
Washington Doge
Chestertown
National
Association For Family
FCE
Wcco-Fm
Minneapolis
Washington
Baltimore
Maryland Fce ‘Board
Katherine ‘Yair
MAFCE
Barbara Perry
Louise Ediger
Sandy Cove
Urbana
Mid-Valley
Joyce Leggett
Viola Jones
Shirley Daley
Romella Warring
Mary Billotti
Linda McKinnon
Donna Dair
Frederick Fair
Ruth Ellen Barkier
Elizabeth Kefauver
Deanie Warren
Call
Guide helps vets through bureaucratic seas
A veteran and NVLSP official promote the Gulf War self-help guide for veterans and families. The letter outlines the illness cluster dubbed Persian Gulf syndrome, the guide’s legal focus before VA and DoD, and availability for five dollars with bulk discounts.
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Ethan
NVLSP
Persian Gulf
Abby
David Addlestone
Washington, C
Addlestone
Washington, D.C
Statesboro
Study says Save for retirement in North Carolina dispute
A retired North Carolina couple debates frugal living to leave inheritance for adult children. The wife urges saving to support retirement amid Social Security concerns, while the husband doubts their heirs will save. A Public Agenda and EBRI study funded by Fidelity finds Americans, even with good incomes, fail to save enough for retirement and urges cultural and policy changes to promote saving.
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North Carolina
Public Agenda Foundation
Employee Benefit Research Institute
Fidelity Investments
Deborah Wadsworth
Public Agenda
Congress
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Times Mirror Square
Los Angeles
Calif
Teens should learn to save money
A teen letter asks if saving $30 a week from a $100 earnings is fair. Dr Wallace and Josh argue prudent saving reduces future money problems and that expensive dates are excessive. A separate teen advocates smoke detectors after a near fire, noting detectors save lives and reduce death tolls from smoke.
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DR. Wallace
Josh
Jackson
Mich
Lynn
Fredericton
New Brunswick
Canada
American Council On Sciences and Health
United States
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U.S
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Gulf War
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Department of Defense
the Senior Forum
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Fcnb Bank
Farmers & Mechanics Bank
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Council
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