Moving heart scan and angiogram explained by Dr Donahue
A reader asks about a test that takes moving pictures of the heart during exercise using technetium injected into a vein. The doctor explains the scan is safe and compares it with an angiogram, noting the possible need for both tests and urging patient questions for clarity.
How to get up to date on heraldry by Victor Wilson
Victor Wilson surveys heraldry trends in America with Marvin Grosswirth, explains rules to bend, and cites sources for registering coats of arms. He notes that arms can be obtained by many, warns against rigid beliefs, and offers tips on recording and legal protection through copyright laws.
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Health warn on uranium glaze tableware from 1930s to 1970s
New York Health Department warns that bright red orange tableware such as Fiestaware and similar brands made with uranium and lead based glaze can release lead and trace radioactivity into food. Dishes scratched or in contact with acidic foods increase risk. collectors markets may still sell these items.
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