Acupuncture Research Urged to Prove Worth at AMA Meeting
White House physician Dr. William Lukash urged U S doctors to fund clinical studies to establish acupuncture's true value before widespread use. Skeptical experts cautioned caution while noting potential benefits such as anesthesia, with FDA warning of abuse and a labeling requirement for acupuncture equipment.
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Libber tests her right to go topless in public
Wendy Berlowitz, 37, a former graduate school instructor, auctioned the top half of her purple velvet swimsuit on the University of Oklahoma campus before police arrested her for exposing herself. She remained jailed on a $1,000 bond after failing to post. She defended her action as a statement on gender dress code and vowed to fight the case.
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Plane crash survivor girl 12 among Utah family victims
Gina Gibson, 12, the sole survivor, was hospitalized in critical condition after a twin engine Cessna 310 crash near Provo Municipal Airport killed five family members from Vidal California. The plane rose to 150 feet then plunged, striking an earthen dike before bursting into flames. investigators cite possible dual engine loss with cause undetermined.
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Vidal
Calif
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