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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 2015

Page

12

Parents push to expand medical marijuana in Illinois

In a Children’s Hospital Colorado room, Michaela Frederick, 3, who is partially blind and disabled by brain damage from birth, improves seizures after cannabis oil. Her parents argue for access as Rauner prepares licenses, while doctors warn of unproven efficacy and unknown long term effects. The article traces the Fredericks’ move from Illinois to Colorado, the regulatory landscape, and the tension between hope and evidence.

Aurora Colo Children’s Hospital Colorado Kristy Frederick Michaela Kristy Michaela Frederick Fredericks Illinois Bruce Rauner Adam Washington Illinois State University Chicago CNN Charlotte Figi FDA Susan Koh Koh Chicago Tribune Adam Frederick Children's Hospital

Hidden Toll of Cheaper Alcohol Taxes and Health Effects

A 2013 analysis shows real alcohol prices fell since 1951 while duties eroded by inflation. Higher taxes curb drinking and save lives, with Illinois 2009 2011 tax hikes lowering fatalities by about 26 percent for under 30 drivers and over 120 lives saved annually.

American Journal of Preventative Medicine Congress Duke University Philip J. Cook Cook American Journal of Public Health Illinois University of Florida Wisconsin

Pesticides Linked to Potential Men’s Fertility Issues

Harvard researchers warn that consuming high residue pesticides in fruits and vegetables may lower sperm counts and normal sperm. In a study of 155 men, those eating more high-residue produce showed 49 percent fewer sperm and 32 percent fewer normal-appearing sperm, even after adjusting for age obesity and activity. The study calls for more research and suggests choosing organic options while noting we should not stop eating produce.

Harvard University T.H. Chan School of Public Health Human Reproduction Jorge Chavarro Public Health School Agriculture Department Chavarro

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