New semipostal stamp aids breast cancer fight
US Postal Service employees will promote the Breast Cancer Awareness stamp during October as the first U S stamp with net proceeds above cost earmarked for research. 200 million stamps will be printed to support NIH and DoD research funds.
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Medicare Hotline Guides Kansas Beneficiaries to KFMC
Kansas Foundation for Medical Care KFMC runs a Medicare beneficiary hotline 1-800-432-0407, 8 am to 4 30 pm weekdays. Trained staff answer questions on rights and care quality in hospitals, ambulatory centers, ERs, SNFs and home health. If unresolved, KFMC investigates or refers to capable organizations.
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Adjusting a preschooler to a new baby in the family
Dr Dobson offers guidance on easing a jealous 3 year old through baby’s arrival. He advises verbalizing feelings, avoiding infantile behavior, and giving the older child duties and attention to maintain status, plus time for adjustment and inclusion in family care.
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Dr Dobsons column sponsored by local institutions
Dr Dobsons column notes sponsorship from The Kansas State Bank at 1314 S Main and North Baptist Church led by Pastor Paul Winkler at 413 E Wilson with contact lines 242 3600 and 242 5111.
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Joe Camel ads linked to 73 percent rise in teen smoking
CDC data show a 73 percent jump in Americans age 18 and younger taking up daily smoking from 1988 to 1996, rising from about 708,000 to 1.226 million as Joe Camel campaigns ended amid criticism. Officials cite giveaways and cartoons as partly driving youth smoking.
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Tobacco settlement faces uncertain cigarette price hikes
New York Times reports the 198 billion settlement among the tobacco industry and 46 states has no guarantee of higher consumer costs. Advocates say a $1.10 per pack rise could curb youth smoking, while timing and pass-through to prices are left to producers.
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