Word: colonics
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...saturated fats and cholesterol and to limit intake of sugar and salt. Nutritionists and consumer groups applauded the reiteration, since the meat, dairy and sugar industries had been pushing for more relaxed standards. The recommendations stop short, however, of advocating a low-fat, high-fiber diet to protect against colon cancer, a regimen that has been endorsed by the National Cancer Institute and the American Cancer Society. The new guidelines note that a link has been suggested between cancer and diets low in fiber, but conclude, "Whether this is true or not is not yet known...
...protein, which the Harvard team named angiogenin, was isolated from human colon-cancer cells after a decade-long search financed by a grant from Monsanto. What partly slowed the quest was the fact that the protein is found in the body in only minuscule quantities. Even so, says Team Member James Riordan, angiogenin is so potent that it can induce blood vessels to form when it is present in tissue as only one part per quadrillion...
Reagan's personal popularity remained high. When asked to rate his performance on a 1-to-10 scale, 60% put him in the top half. That was down slightly from the President's highest-ever rating of 67% in July, shortly after he underwent major surgery for colon cancer, but very close to the high standing he has maintained since 1981. Paradoxically, however, the issue of highest concern to Reagan matters less than ever to voters. When asked about the President's tax-reform plan, not even a quarter of the sample professed to be "very" or "fairly" familiar with...
When President Chiang Ching-kuo left Taipei's Veterans General Hospital last week after a cataract operation, the Taiwan government was characteristically stingy with details about his health. Unlike President Reagan, whose battle with colon cancer was reported extensively, Chiang has the luxury of stepping out of--or into--the public spotlight whenever he pleases with little fear of protest. In fact, though his country is suffering a period of quiet political and economic unrest, the 75-year-old leader's personal popularity has remained remarkably intact. "The man is a symbol of stability, and he has managed to maintain...
...President stirred a storm of controversy in May by insisting on visiting a German military cemetery at Bitburg where SS officers were buried. He and his Administration were also diverted by situations beyond their control: the hostage crisis in Beirut, the operation to remove a cancerous polyp from his colon...