Migraine Mistaken for Sinus Headache Misdiagnosis Trends
The text explains migraines are often misdiagnosed as sinus or tension headaches, noting 30 million Americans suffer from migraines and many go undiagnosed. It cites NHF studies and lists triggers, symptoms, and two migraine types, with guidance to consult a doctor and use online resources for assessment.
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National Headache Foundation
NHF
Enmmce.com
Primarycaredoctors
ENMMC
Is It a Migraine or Sinus Headache
The ID Migraine Questionnaire from Albert Einstein College of Medicine uses three criteria: recent headache disabling impact, nausea, and light sensitivity. If two criteria are present migraine is likely 93 percent. all three raise likelihood to 98 percent.
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Albert Einstein College of Medicine
National Headache Foundation
Headaches.org
American Headache Society
Achenet.org
National Institutes of Health
Nih
Mayo Clinic
Mayoclinic.com
Publication guidelines for Around Town and Local Achievements
The notice explains submission deadlines for Around Town Area Scene and Local Achievement items to the Vistas editor at vis tas roswell-record.com and to the RDR, requiring five days prior to publishing dates. It notes delivery to the RDR at 2301 N Main St and a five business day notice for other announcements, with no guaranteed publication date.
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Vistas
Roswell
RDR
N. Main St
Healy folly and the enduring peril of executive power
The piece argues Congress often enables an imperial presidency via unauthorised delegations such as the Economic Stabilization Act of 1970 backing Nixon. It notes price controls after the 1973 oil shock and the Pogo Principle warning that the public bears blame for overreach. It cites Ron Paul and libertarian currents, with Gene Healy of Cato offering historical critique of executive power.
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Congress
Nixon
George Shultz
Walt Kelly
Bush
Obama
Shultz
Ron Paul
Texas
Paul
Ames
Gene Healy
The
Cato Institute
America
Dr Gott on Alzheimer's Treatments and Trials
Dr Gott discusses FDA approved drugs for Alzheimer's disease, noting limited durations of benefit and potential serious side effects. He shares a personal account of a patient worsening on one medication, praises Aricept for fewer side effects, and highlights ongoing and failed trials. He urges visiting the Alzheimer's Association website for trial details and encourages participation. He offers resources and contact info for further Health Reports and books.
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Alzheimer's Association
The
Alzheimer’s Association
Alt.org
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