Cure for migraines might alter medical ethics and society
Dr. Leonard Lovshin predicts a surefire migraine cure could arrive, but cautions physicians and humanitarians to weigh social and ethical impacts. He notes current drugs dampen attacks, psychotherapy helps, and ergotamine tartrate remains a leading but imperfect treatment while methysergide offers preventive potential under strict supervision. Lovshin, former AAHead president, writes on migraine in Modern Medicine.
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Reagan silent on meeting with Eisenhower in Palm Springs
Gov. Ronald Reagan declined to discuss his lunch and talk with former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and other men during a Palm Springs stopover on the way back to Sacramento. He denied any talk of a favorite son candidacy and said he will head California’s eight member delegation to the GOP National Convention to prevent a party split.
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Niagara Falls To Honor St. Patrick With Green Lights
Niagara Falls Ontario will bathe the American and Horseshoe Falls in green light Saturday and Sunday nights in observance of St Patrick's Day. Officials use green filters on 20 searchlights to illuminate the cataracts, while other nights feature multicolored displays.
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