Recommended Food Pyramid Guides Easy Healthy Eating
A summary of the 1992 US Department of Agriculture Food Guide Pyramid emphasizing RDAs, food groups, and servings. It highlights grains as the base, fruits and vegetables next, dairy and protein in the middle, with fats and sweets at the top, plus practical meal ideas and a sample low fat menu. The piece underlines moderation, variety, and obtaining nutrients from real foods rather than supplements.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Patricia Stephenson
William Stephenson
Hearth Publishing
Hillsboro
Controversial hyperthermia AIDS trial approved in U S
The government will heat blood to 107.6 degrees in a controversial hyperthermia trial, treating 30 AIDS patients under IDT and HemoCleanse partnership. Critics say the method risks brain damage, and past attempts blamed for non AIDS illnesses. Six Americans in prior FDA approved study survived. some shows improvement at higher temps.
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Ashington
IDT Inc
HemoCleanse Inc
IDT
FDA
Remembering from birth how babies hold memory
A developmental psychologist notes surprising infant memory abilities. Research cited in Healthy Kids shows memory begins before birth with stories read aloud in pregnancy. Six month olds remember behaviors after 18 19 days and anticipate future needs.
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Rochelle Harris
Children’s Mercy Hospital
Harris
Healthy Kids
American Academy of Pediatrics
Ty Bergind
Quayle Recovers After Benign Growth Removal
Dan Quayle is recovering in Indianapolis at Indiana University Medical Center following surgery to remove a benign growth from his appendix. Doctors detected the growth during the procedure and reported a positive outlook for his full recovery.
Classes to improve home talks on sexuality for parents
A 1993 survey in Assa County found 86.7 percent accept school as a sexuality education site, while 95.92 percent favor home discussions. The program aims to equip parents and children with facts and communication skills to discuss sexuality, reduce risky behavior, and prevent unintended pregnancy. Training through PHASEcs starts January with the Jean Brown model in Franklin County, call DCCCA Center at 2420005.
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Assa County
Cleveland
Thornburg
Journal of School Health
St. Joseph
Allgeier
Franklin County
Jean Brown
DCCCA
East 17Th
Ottawa
Eyes of blind may serve purpose in sleep study
AP science writer reports that some totally blind people still receive light through the brain, helping regulate sleep cycles. The Brigham and Women’s Hospital research suggests a second nonvisual pathway signals daylight, potentially guiding internal clocks and challenging cosmetic eye removal practices. The study, in NEJM, notes dual pathways exist. many blind individuals sleep poorly, while a minority sleep well, indicating vision without sight.
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Charles A. Creisler
Brigham and Women's Hospital
Boston
New England Journal of Medicine
Mits
Journal
Creisler
Robert Y. Moore
University of Pittsburgh
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