Spring Health Tips and Household Advice From Articles
The piece lists hay fever tips from the American Academy of Allergy and Immunology such as keeping windows closed at night and using air conditioning, avoiding early morning activity, washing pillowcases, and avoiding drying clothes outdoors. It notes a Denver study on female controlled contraceptives reducing gonorrhea and trichomoniasis and possibly AIDS protection, quotes Dr. Michael Rosenberg, and adds freezer and fridge temperature guidance. It ends with exercise timing advice favoring morning workouts for fat burn.
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American Academy of Allergy and Immunology
Michael Rosenberg
American Journal of Public Health
How much fiber do you need daily
Denise Webb explains that fiber is linked to reduced risks of diabetes and several cancers and outlines practical daily targets and food choices. The National Cancer Institute cites 20 to 35 grams per day as a general range, but experts urge focusing on natural fiber from whole foods rather than exact gram counts.
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National Cancer Institute
Leonard Cohen
American Health Foundation
Valhalla
Kellogg's
Hermann
New Avenues For Treating Baldness Emerges
Health and Fitness News Service reports on emerging baldness treatments beyond minoxidil. Electrical scalp stimulation is being tested in Canada with a weekly ten minute session. Chantal Pharmaceutical funds a UCLA based study of Cyoctol showing about 11 percent hair gain after a year of high dose use. Dr. Marty Sawaya notes aromatase enzyme levels are lower in balding men, suggesting hormonal balance plays a role.
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Canada
Southern California
Chantal Pharmaceutical
Ucla
Chantal Burnison
Miami
Marty Sawaya
University of Miami
Health & Fitness News Service
Fitness
A. Herald-Journal Lifestyle
P.O. Box
Syracuse
Fiance delays Mother's Day outing and wedding plans
Dear Miss Manners advises that hesitation about engagement and family introductions may reflect deeper uncertainty. A fiancée has not approached parents or planned a Mother's Day brunch with his future mother in law, while the couple is not yet publicly engaged. The column suggests testing readiness for family occasions and clear communication.
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Miss Manners
Mom
Spike Lee shifts to music with Forty Acres label
In an interview Spike Lee discusses his Forty Acres and a Mule Music Works label with Lonette McKee and Youssou N'Dour. He argues black artists deserve fair credit and control, laments white-dominated music industry, and notes a preference for live instruments and stronger songs.
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McKee
Tina Turner
Spike Lee
Lee
Malcolm X
Forty Acres and A Mule Music Works
Sony
State of Art
Youssou N'Dour
Lonette McKee
Former Charlie’s Angels star Kate Jackson says she is cancer free
Kate Jackson 43 says she has beaten cancer and is making a comeback. In People she recalls battles with breast cancer including a lumpectomy and later partial mastectomy with reconstructive surgery. Smokey Robinson neighbors sue over a fallen tree and alleged spite fence. Timeline includes Encino damage, hedge planting, and $750,000 claims. Susan Sarandon gives birth to Tim Robbins' child amid Jazz Fest events in New Orleans.
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Charlie's Angels
Kate Jackson
Hollywood
People Magazine
Jackson
Smokey Robinson
Michael
Barrie Grobstein
Los Angeles
Robinsarts
Encino
Grobstein
Robinson
Grobsteins
Susan Sarandon
Bull Durham
Tim Robbins
Cindi Studin
New York City
Jack Henry
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Health & Fitness
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Lerald-Journal
Syidicee
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New York Daily News
Blues Brothers
Sam
Dave
Ren
Wok
Bob
Darlene
Smokey
Sarandon
Knight
Huey Lewis
Gladys Knight
New Orleans
Sheraton
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