Doctor Chooses Dignity At Home In End Of Life
Dear Ann Landers column shares a reader’s tribute to a father-in-law who died at 83 after a 40-year medical career. He chose to end his life at home, surrounded by family, avoiding feeding tubes and ICU care, inspiring others to consider home death and family presence. The page also includes readers’ notes on gum chewing habits and an ear-safety health tip about sneezing.
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Harvard Health Letter
Make sure the dogs have clean water
Summer heat endangers pets and owners share tips for keeping dogs hydrated with abundant fresh water. An automatic hose fed waterer prevents spills and ensures a constant supply, costing 10 to 25 dollars, with long usage record.
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Generics on the drug lane with Cardizem and diltiazem
Dear reader asks about generic medicines and effectiveness. The answer explains brand name patents lasting about five to 10 years after FDA tests, and that generics must contain identical active ingredients. If unsure, consult the pharmacist about the orange book approval with an A rating confirming equivalent potency.
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DR. Donohue
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Crossword Puzzle From Partial OCR Scan
Fragmented crossword clues and scattered letters form a partial puzzle list. Readable entries include terms like bump injure severely and oilers home but many lines are garbled, leaving insufficient rows or clear solves. The item resembles a newspaper puzzle page with missing portions and stray letters.
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