Poor and homeless linger after Hugo in Charleston
In Charleston 34 weeks after Hurricane Hugo, the Battery looks spruced up and shelters close, but many poor residents remain homeless and hungry. Churches feed about 150 daily while 16 stay housed, and residents say federal aid often requires literacy and paperwork they cannot meet.
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Shuttle Atlantis countdown resumes for Galileo Jupiter launch
The Space Shuttle Atlantis launch to deploy Galileo toward Jupiter is back on track after a five day delay caused by a failed engine computer. Liftoff is planned for Tuesday at 12 57 p m with a 70 percent weather chance and heightened security due to radioactive plutonium aboard Galileo.
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Osteoporosis: Prevention and Treatment Guidance
Ed Buri rchter Pharmacist presents an overview of osteoporosis from bone loss to treatment. It notes estrogen replacement therapy for early menopause, calcium carbonate and vitamin D use, and mentions fluoride and anabolic steroids as other options, with specifics on dosing patterns.
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