Estrogen Linked to Lower Alzheimer's Risk in Women
A Columbia University study in The Lancet reports that women who use estrogen long after menopause have at least a one third reduced risk of Alzheimer's. The five year study of 1124 women in Upper Manhattan found decade long estrogen users were up to 40 percent less likely to develop the disease, with greater protection the longer estrogen was used.
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Elvis vigil marks 19th anniversary at Graceland
Memphis commemorates Elvis Presley as thousands attend a candlelight vigil on Elvis Presley Boulevard near Graceland honoring the 19th anniversary of his death. Fans from across the country, including Holly Geller and Cricket from Florida, celebrate with bands, karaoke, and impromptu impersonators beside the grave and pool.
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Penny Worth $100 Found by Denver Hot Dog Vendor
A Denver hot dog vendor found one of four rare 1944 pennies distributed around the city by a national coin collecting group. The pennies, minted in Denver, are part of a promotion by the American Numismatic Association dating back to 1990. The vendor, who asked for anonymity, saved pennies while selling hot dogs downtown. The coin club plans to place rare coins back into circulation at their meeting this week.
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Judge blocks voucher plan for Wisconsin schools
Madison Wisconsin Governor Thompson vowed to press for school vouchers for religious schools up to the U S Supreme Court after Circuit Judge Paul Higginbotham blocked a court order. The ruling centers on church state separation while funds were channeled to private religious schools under Milwaukee's 16 year old school choice program.
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Simpson seeks no cameras in upcoming trial
In Santa Monica lawyer Robert Baker objected to video and audio coverage of O J Simpson's retrial saying jurors may not be sequestered and coverage could threaten a fair trial. He asked cameras be kept out, as the trial is set to begin September 17.
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