Doctor expected to plead guilty in Perry ketamine case
One of two doctors charged in the investigation of Matthew Perry's death is set to plead guilty in Los Angeles federal court to conspiring to distribute ketamine. Dr. Mark Chavez, 54, signed a plea agreement and faces cooperation in prosecuting a doctor and an alleged dealer linked to Perry's overdose.
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Dear Eric and Not Interested Lessons From Letters
The set of readers’ letters covers family loans, estranged relationships, menopause impacts on intimacy, and group dynamics. A pediatrician daughter owes $50,000 to parents who aided her during divorce. advice urges written loan terms, clear repayment plans, and a separate relationship talk. The column also thanks readers and offers resources on menopause and relationship repair.
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Dear Abby wedding brats clash parents face tough talk
A reader asks how to curb unruly children at her son's wedding after past funeral and restaurant disruptions. Dear Abby advises direct, firm dadmother intervention with the offending parents, citing prior incidents and prepared consequences to protect the event.
Revived DVA procedure offers hope for severe PAD patients
Mayo Clinic vascular surgeons are refining deep vein arterialization to boost blood flow in advanced peripheral artery disease. The approach connects an artery to a vein to aid wound healing, reborn after decades. Early cases show promise but warn of potential limb loss if symptoms are ignored.
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From Nigeria to Maryland a tale of mental health journey
Ezekiel Adegbola recalls Mary Lanal as bright and funny, yet always feeling out of place. At 13 she began crisis coping, schools shifted, and public talk of mental health was rare. Johns Hopkins researchers emphasize upstream prevention and safe spaces for middle schoolers. Lawal, far from home, sought help via pharmacy and YouTube, faced familial disbelief, and later benefited from partial hospitalization. Therapy and faith deepened her self understanding and purpose to help others.
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