Hair pattern linked to higher cholesterol and blood pressure
Reports suggest men with male pattern baldness may show higher cholesterol and blood pressure as they age, though baldness is not a heart disease risk factor. Separate studies note cinnamon and spice extracts triple insulin metabolism in lab tests, potentially aiding diabetics. A Johns Hopkins study finds 13 of 100 physicians may abuse alcohol in life. A cost awareness study shows doctors who know test prices order 14 percent fewer tests without harming care. A five mile Making Strides Against Cancer walk will be June 10 at the New York State Fairgrounds to fund local ACS services. registration at Fay's Drug or 451-7710.
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Potluck Plans Turn Family Drama Into Battle Plans
Dear USA column recounts a chaotic potluck invitation where relatives clash over guest lists smoking allergies beer rehab and kleptomania fears. Ann Landers suggests sending for her booklet The Lowdown on Dope for readers seeking guidance.
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Lowdown
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Caution urged as kids enter competitive sports
New York Times analysis warns early specialization in gymnastics tennis skating and dancing can harm children. Pressure from parents and coaches may cause burnout injuries miscasting and emotional or physical damage while heat pollution and physiological limits affect performance.
Nighttime blood pressure higher in Black Americans
Studies from Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science in Los Angeles show American born Blacks retain higher blood pressure at night, a blunted nocturnal decline linked to greater heart disease and stroke risk. Tennessee Memphis work finds adolescents also show higher nighttime salts and pressures. salt sensitivity may be inherited from ancestors.
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New York Times News Service
Seinfeld Aims For Realistic, Subtle Comedy On NBC Show
Comedian Jerry Seinfeld avoids crude humor preferring observant, urbane material. He discusses career choices, early jobs selling light bulbs, Tonight Show appearances, and the intention behind Seinfeld to balance wit with natural dialogue.
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Jane Fonda life details and Thompson legal outcome
The piece outlines claims of Jane Fonda undergoing cosmetic surgery in 1986 and a later secret breast enlargement and crow's-feet removal amid her marriage to Tom Hayden with a potential divorce settlement near $10 million. It also notes Hunter Thompson’s dropped charges and a planned celebratory event, plus Carroll O’Connor supporting Howard Rollins during a rehab period and offering fatherly advice.
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