Muppets Toothpaste Appeals to Young Brushers
Oral-B launches Muppets Toothpaste for kids with sugar free fluoridated gel in two flavors Kermit Mild Mint and Miss Piggy Hubble Gum priced at 1.99. Experts say mild flavors may boost daily brushing while supervision remains advised amid early onset alcohol abuse findings and transplant research news.
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Automatic tellers save time but cost money says Chicag...
The piece notes rising ATM use brings more bank errors and charges. Withdrawals may be posted to wrong accounts, costing holders up to 200 dollars daily limits. Some banks offer guarantees, like National Bank of Detroit promising ten dollars per discovered error, while others do little to compensate. It also quotes Seymour Kleinman proposing athletic arts majors blending sports and arts, with colleges profiting from sports.
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The FDA and Safety of New Drugs Examined
A King Features Syndicate commentary argues that FDA approval does not guarantee safety for all. It cites 1985 adverse drug reactions and emphasizes under reporting by doctors, urging caution with new drugs and proactive adverse reaction reporting by patients and physicians.
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Birth control options beyond the IUD and elbow injury explained
Dr. Bruckheim outlines alternatives to IUDs including oral pills barrier methods such as diaphragms and spermicidal suppositories the Progestasert IUD and surgical sterilization with cautions for use. He notes Spermicidal methods require strict timing and usage and mentions Progestasert as the current IUD option. A separate note explains supermarket elbow a common pediatric elbow dislocation or nursemaid's elbow and how to prevent it during child care.
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Hay fever and summer allergies explained by Dr Hilbert Harms
Dr Hilbert Harms explains hay fever seasonality from April to August with tree, grass, and ragweed pollen. Allergies range from eye and nasal symptoms to asthma. heredity influences susceptibility. Diagnosis hinges on skin tests. treatment includes pollen immunotherapy and antihistamines, with potential long-term recurrence requiring reimmunization.
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