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REDFLAGSDAILY.COM, MARCH 18, 2003

 

 

TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 2003TUESDAY EDITION

REDFLAGSDAILY.COM

 

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NEW IN THE TUESDAY EDITION’S FREE SECTION:

Storm Warnings

SEVERE ACUTE RESPIRATORY SYNDROME — THE LATEST

Updates on atypical pneumonia in Singapore, Hong Kong, Germany, Israel, UK,

Australia and Canada

 

….And In RFD’s New Section:

 

Chemical And Biological Weapons

BIOTERRORISM AND IMMUNE BUILDING TECHNOLOGY

This report summarizes the basics of biological weapons and what measures might

be taken to protect buildings

 

Special Feature

THE U.S. MILITARY AND PHARMACEUTICAL WEAPONS

Of interest to the military are drugs that target the brain’s regulation of many

aspects of cognition, such as sense of pain, consciousness, and emotions like

anxiety and fear

 

Bad Medicine

HORMONE REPLACEMENT DRUG PREMPRO USELESS IN TREATING POST-MENOPAUSAL SYMPTOMS —

REPORT

Furthermore, the lower dose version of Prempro was meant to address health risk

concerns, but a lower dose would have even less of an impact

 

….AND IN CASE YOU MISSED THIS POWERFUL COLUMN ABOUT HOPE AND AUTISM…

 

Column

THROUGH A GLASS DARKLY

There is a Starbucks in our neighborhood that we sometimes visit to take our

minds off our son’s medical condition. On our last visit, there was a plastic

donation box for children stricken with autism, and a little plaque that read,

" Autism strikes one child in every 5,000. " I ordered my double-latte and thought

for a minute. Then I pulled out a red pen and deliberately defaced the sign,

writing, " In Oregon, autism strikes one child in 150! "

By RFD Columnists, Tory And George Mead

 

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TUESDAY EVENING, MEMBERS RECEIVE PART 9 OF HEART SURGERY ROULETTE By RFD Editor,

Nicholas Regush

Overview

On Christmas day, after a heart valve replacement and a coronary by-pass left my

85-year-old mother with life-threatening complications, she began to make an

astonishing recovery….There have since been some road bumps and there may be

more…In the process, I have become far more acutely aware of what it may take

for many elderly people to survive heart surgery without much harm. And I have

learned first-hand what health professionals, family members and friends must do

to ensure that every reasonable opportunity is available to improve chances of

recovery.

 

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