Downton actress notes George name trend on royal baby
Michelle Dockery says the Downton Abbey baby named George preceded Prince William and Kate’s son. She calls the coincidence amazing and doubts the royal choice was inspired by the show. Dockery promotes season four in Beverly Hills ahead of PBS airing.
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Downton Abbey
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Dear Abby: Wife as office worker strained marriage
A California husband asks how to end his wife’s help as a partner without divorce. Abby advises repay the mother loan to sever the business tie, and suggests hiring a separate assistant, noting the marriage likely cannot survive the unsuitable partnership.
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Abby
Janine
California
Sharing Sister Notebook About Divorce and Family History
Dear Amy advises editing the notebook to redact negative remarks about the ex-husband before sharing with the adult daughter, preserving the mother's history while protecting the child. The column also answers a question on maintaining a long distance relationship and sleeping arrangements for snorers.
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Face lifts show little aging or beauty gain says study
A Lenox Hill Hospital team studied 49 patients who had facial rejuvenation from 200 to 2010. Fifty raters guessed ages and attractiveness from before and after photos. results show an average 3.1 year age reduction and no notable increase in attractiveness.
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Lenox Hill Hospital
New York City
Jama Facial Plastic Surgery
Americans wary of living to 120 says Pew poll
A Pew Research Center survey finds most Americans oppose a 120 year life span while expecting other medical advances to extend life gradually. Half doubt such a pill will reach reality by 2050, and many fear inequality and societal strain if it did. Cynthia Kenyon frames the aim as healthier aging rather than mere longer life.
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Pew
U.S
Cynthia Kenyon
University of California
San Francisco
Kenyon
Associated Press
Goggles testing eye balance debated by doctors
Professor Michael J. Ruckenstein notes ER staff may struggle to apply the ICS Impulse goggles for balance testing. The FDA approved the device for balance assessment but not for dizzy ER patients. At about $19,000, the goggles could cut MRI use though exams may cost around $100, promising long term savings despite upfront cost.
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Food and Drug Administration
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