Georgia runoff set after Miller leads first in Democratic race
Georgia Lt. Gov. Zell Miller tops five Democrats with 41 percent, forcing a runoff against Andrew Young who trails for second place. Republican Johnny Isakson wins outright with about 70 percent. The fate of the election hinges on urban returns and a court challenge over runoff rules filed by Tyrone Brooks and the ACLU.
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Progesterone PMS Treatment Fails To Show Benefit
A University of Pennsylvania study on 168 women finds vaginal progesterone suppositories do not significantly improve premenstrual syndrome symptoms compared with placebo. The largest trial to test PMS progesterone treatment shows only rare, non-significant improvements across irritability mood swings and breast tenderness.
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West Virginia uses coupons to finger drug-user suspects
West Virginia statewide program invites residents to fill coupons with names and addresses of suspected drug users or dealers, suspicious activity, or license plates, mailed or phoned anonymously. Civil libertarians warn the plan could foster spying and erode freedom.
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