Intermittent explosive disorder linked to road rage study
A Chicago study estimates 5 to 7 percent of U.S. adults suffer intermittent explosive disorder, potentially 16 million people, with onset averaging 14. The national survey of 9,282 adults found an average of 43 lifetime attacks causing about 1359 dollars in property damage per person, with 4 percent reporting recent attacks.
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Chicago
Emil Coccaro
The
University of Chicago
Medical School
U.S
National Institute of Mental Health
Coccaro
Archives of General Psychiatry
Faces of AIDS redefine life love and thought over 25 years
A 1981 CDC report began with five Los Angeles men marking the first AIDS case cluster. The piece traces evolving perceptions, naming Gaetan Dugas as once labeled patient zero and detailing Trish Steen and Jonathan Perry’s journeys from diagnosis to public moments, illustrating the epidemic’s human faces and shifting narratives.
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U.S
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Los Angeles
Gaetan Dugas
Dugas
Randy Shilts
Trish Steen
Brooklyn
Conjoined Carlsen twins leave Mayo Clinic in Minnesota
Abbigail and Isabelle Carlsen born attached at diaphragm pancreas and liver depart Mayo Clinic after six months. Parents Amy and Jesse Carlsen of Fargo N D greet the babies and photographers at a send off. Twins were born November 29 and shared a bile duct and part of an intestine.
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Rochester
Minn
Abbigail
Isabelle Carlsen
Mayo Clinic
Amy
Jesse Carlsen
Fargo
N.D
Mayoclinic.org
Carlson-Twins
Indian Jane Fonda blends dance and fitness in New York
Sarina Jain teaches Masala Bhangra Workout mixing aerobics with Punjab folk dance. The program energizes classes as students move to Indian drumbeats celebrating culture. Experts note music boosts enjoyment and willingness to exercise, aiding consistency.
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New York
Jain
New York City
Punjab
India
Pakistan
California
Jane Fonda
Mary Dedrick
University of Buffalo
Department of Exercise and Nutrition Sciences
Kathy Willens
Sarina Jain
Dr Charles Lowery at Summer Bible Conference
Dr Charles Lowery June 7th is a keynote at the Summer Bible Conference. He leads the Lowery Institute for Excellence Inc as president and CEO, with a background as a private practitioner professor consultant and corporate motivator. He previously pastored Hoffmantown Church in Albuquerque, baptizing over 3 000 people during ten years.
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Charles S. Lowery
Lowery Institute For Excellence, Inc
Dr. Lowery
Charles
Hoffmantown
Albuquerque
New Mexico
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Louis Eppolito
Stephen Caracappa
Habia Espanol
Kenneth W. Higgins
D.D
Michelle Anderson
Faudree Road
Odessa
JSH
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Matos
Charles Lowery
Brighton
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