Technology may end the abortion issue in politics
Washington experts say the RU486 abortion pill could render the abortion debate moot by enabling at home use, potentially without doctors or pregnancy tests. Supporters compare it to birth control, while opponents fear smuggling, illegality, and medical oversight loss, arguing it won’t enter the U.S. market.
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Mail carrier theft of publications questioned
A reader reports stacks of newspapers and magazines at a neighbor’s home addressed to various people. The Houston post office employee husband allegedly takes homes items. a postmaster friend supposedly tolerates it. Dear Ann advises reporting the carrier to the postmaster general. the man may be mentally ill.
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Causes and cures for peripheral neuropathy explained
Dear readers, a doctor notes most peripheral neuropathy cases have unknown causes. Diabetes, thyroid failure, B vitamin deficiency, cirrhosis, infections, tumors, alcohol, and heredity are possible factors. When no cause is found, treatment focuses on reducing pain and limiting impact, including electrical nerve stimulation. A reader recounts drug-induced hepatitis from sulfa, which improves after stopping the drug with no lasting liver damage.
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