Siblings Without Rivalry and Wedding Fears Examined
Advice from Adele Faber Elaine Marlich and Korbel surveys highlights siblings need acknowledgment unique treatment and quality time not equal time and fears for couples include money future choosing spouse in law relations honesty in marriage and prenuptial issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adele Faber
Elaine Marlich
Norton
Margaret LeBeun
Korbel
Department of Romance, Weddings & Entertainment
Maria Rama
Korel
Jargon and the Navy Top Gun Speak
A study by Thomas Murray at Ohio State catalogs 74 jargon terms used by naval pilots at the Top Gun school in San Diego. He links jargon to group identity and notes rising sexual propositions after 0 or 10:30 p.m. in singles bar chatter.
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Thomas Murray
Murray
Ohio State University
Top Gun
San Diego
Chicago Tribune
Anorexia and mood linked to heavy runners study
Researchers report high stress hormones in men running over 45 miles weekly and in patients with anorexia nervosa or clinical low mood. The study suggests a possible compulsive exercise personality or a hormonal response to strenuous activity, with lower hormone levels in those running under 45 miles weekly.
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New England Journal of Medicine
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
George Chrousos
Knuckle pads and liver transplant questions answered
Dr Allan Bruckheim explains knuckle pads are skin thickening over finger joints and usually do not require removal as surgery can cause scarring and recurrence. He also outlines criteria for pediatric liver transplants, noting ineligibility for terminal cancer or unsuitable understanding and the factors guiding selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bruckhein
Allan Bruckheim
Bruckheim
Computers change prescriptions and reduce errors in medicine
An article notes pharmacists’ errors from illegible doctors’ notes and describes a tested computer system in Virginia linking doctor diagnoses to commonly prescribed drugs. It would generate legible prescriptions with dosage and instructions, potentially becoming as essential as the stethoscope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Surgeon seeks black organ donors to boost transplants
Dr Clive Callender, a black transplant surgeon, faces hostility as he urges black participation in organ donation. He cites myths, distrust, and lack of awareness as barriers, notes higher kidney failure among blacks, and describes programs in Washington and Los Angeles aimed at overcoming religious and cultural obstacles to increase donor numbers.
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Pittsburgh
Clive
Callender
United
Howard University Hospital
Kington
D.C
Harry Ward
Harbor-Cla Medical Center
Torrance
Calif
Ward
Washington, D.C
National Kidne Foundation
Bureau of Motor Vehicles Services
Los Angeles
Chicago
Barbara Schulman
California
Gallup
Dow Chemical Co
Doctora
William Eagles
United Network For Organ Sharing
Clive G. Callender
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Sunderen
Are, Ve
Continental United States
American Demographics Magazine
Campion Air Force Base
Galena
Alaska
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Norfolk-Virginia Beach
Newport News
By Aga
Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
Syracuse Police Department
Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology
Tulane University School of Medicine
Edward V. Hoss Jr
Jeffrey Hyams
Hartford Hospital
Hartford
Conn
Hyams
Karen Cain
Tripune Media Services
People’s Pharmacy
Marcia Dunn
Associated Press
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