Humanitarian Einstein in one man show at Ottawa venue
Ed Metzger portrays Albert Einstein’s humanity over entertainment in a one man show in Ottawa Kansas. The production draws on interviews and relatives to spotlight Einstein’s humor Bohemian life and music while Metzger tours theaters and negotiates TV potential.
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Diane Yeamans
Albert Einstein
Ed Metzger
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Ottawa Herald
Kansas
Metzger
Einstein
Violin
Mozart
Princeton
California
Fairfield
Iowa
University of Iowa
Public Broadcasting System
New York City
Michigan
Ohio
East Coast
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Aspirin Emerges as New Wonder Drug in Clinical Trials
Researchers at George Washington University Medical Center describe aspirin as a revived versatile treatment. They report its expanding role in trials for AIDS cancer pregnancy complications and vascular issues, with Dr. Allan L. Goldstein calling it a new wonder drug in immunology.
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Washington
George Washington University Medical Center
Allan L. Goldstein
Goldstein
Ann Landers Advice Column Mixed With Medical Research
Readers weigh in on bathroom etiquette and weight issues while a medical study notes aspirin and thymosin boost immune modulators. Doctors discuss evolving word meanings and a Dutch study links low dose aspirin to reduced fetal growth retardation in pregnancies.
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Dear Ann Landers
Vanderbilt University Hospital
Nashville
Ann
Smith Grove
S.G
Ann Landers
California
Webster
Aspirin Foundation of America
Judith Hsia
Goldstein
Hein
Henk C.S. Wallenburg
Erasmus University Medical School
Rotterdam
Netherlands
Teen Pregnancy Rates Vary Across States Study Finds
North Dakota shows the lowest teen pregnancy rate while California has the highest. The Alan Guttmacher Institute report in Family Planning Perspectives notes nearly 11 percent of girls aged 15 to 19 become pregnant, with California 140 per 1,000 and North Dakota 75 per 1,000. Mississippi has the highest teen birth rate at 84 per 1,000 and low abortion rates. The study links social environment, education spending, and welfare to pregnancy and abortion patterns across states.
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New York
North Dakota
California
Alan Guttmacher Institute
Family Planning Perspectives
Susheela Singh
Mississippi
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Dallas
Tex
Mullen’s Hallmark Shop
Main
Ottawa
dwerk, + Cards, Inc
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Ie Ayiye, ‘A Il
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S. Main
Oak Haven
Richmond
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American Heart Association
Walt
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