When Medications Don't Mix Preventing Drug Interactions
Public health notice highlights risks of dangerous drug interactions and offers a pamphlet from the National Consumers League for $1. Hospital events mark National Hospital Week with a 2:30 p.m. tribute to Sr. Patricia Ann Mulherin. University Hospital promotes poison control, breast care, and Lithotripsy Center services. AARC offers allergy tips with a free booklet by mail. A child health class at Central Square Health Center covers first aid and safety, with registration details.
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National Consumers League
1Ath Street NW
Washington, D.C
St. Joseph's Hospital Health Center
Patricia Ann Mulherin
B. Sivakumar
Ken Clark
Shirley Overend
Mulherin
University Hospital
Central Square Health Center
Smell Loss Affects Millions And Quality Of Life
The article explains how persistent smell impairment harms nutrition, safety, and mood, with about one percent of people affected. It highlights higher risk after age 65, causes including sinus disease, infections, and head injuries, and urges thorough medical evaluation for odor disorders.
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Doty
University of Pennsylvania
Jeff's life changes after New York facial surgery
An 18 year old named Jeff from Turn Off near Palm Springs receives six hours of reconstructive facial surgery at Tisch Hospital NYU Medical Center. With help from Marilyn Gellis, National Foundation for Facial Reconstruction, and American Airlines, Jeff gains a new appearance and hope.
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Jeff
Palm Springs
Florida
Marilyn Gellis
Ann Landers
Puerto Rico
Gisela
Crouton
Institute of Reconstructive Plastic Surgery
New York University Medical Center
Marilyn
Bob Bochat
National Foundation For Facial Reconstruction
New York
Robert Crandall
American Airlines
New York City
Tisch Hospital
Joseph G. McCarthy
Barry Grayson
Saget's rising star rides on multiple hits and future bets
Philadelphia born comic Bob Saget juggles TV roles on Fall House and America's Funniest Home Videos while hosting events and planning HBO special and Late Night visit. He hopes for a big screen directing career after writing Through Adam's Eye, a filmabout his nephew Adam's cranial surgery, and recalls tough early years at USC and the Comedy Store before landing Full House.
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Bob Saget
Hollywood
Danny Tanner
ABC
California
HBO
Dune
New York
Radio City Music Hall
Rockefeller Center
Saget
Radio City
David Letterman
NBC
Sherri
Philadelphia
Adam
Temple University
L.A
USC
CBS
Mariette Hartley
Zinc deficiency linked to anorexia and bulimia treatment
University of Kentucky researchers led by Dr. Laurie Humphries report zinc deficiency in many anorexics and bulimics, and that zinc supplements may ease symptoms. The study notes 68 percent of anorexics and 40 percent of bulimics lacked zinc, suggesting a possible biological component and a need to investigate why zinc storage is impaired. Knight-Sidder Newspapers.
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Richard L. Doty
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
University of Kentucky
Laurie Humphries
Humphries
British Journal of Nutrition
Hollywood figures face abuse and scandal in past and present
Jay North, Norman Mailer, Princess Anne, E Howard Hunt, Doris Tate and Charles Manson figures surface in a People and media round about abuse, separation, and parole hearings. North recalls childhood abuse by guardians, Hunt seeks TV work, Mailer discusses sex life, Anne is separated, Tate confronts Manson at parole board.
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Jay North
Dennis the Menace
Tate
Los Angeles
Manson
Charles Tex” Watson
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