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...Medical Journal used complex mathematical analyses of four previous studies to conclude that statins can reduce the risk of suffering a heart attack even in men and women with normal cholesterol levels and no signs of heart disease. Since this population is fairly healthy, however, doctors might need to treat 250 or more people to save a single life. A bargain for the one whose life is spared, but not so great for the majority, who would not only bear the expense but would also be exposed to potential side effects from a treatment that might turn out to have...
...revision. What is state of the art today may not be tomorrow, as new discoveries lead to a revision of our understanding of how things work. The inclusion in your list of psychiatrist Julius Wagner von Jauregg as an unworthy Nobel recipient is incredible. His malaria-fever therapy to treat dementia was used throughout the world for 50 years and helped relieve a lot of suffering. ROBERT A. HARRIS Stockholm...
...Angie is just the hardest worker," Botterill says. " She is so talented and uses her intensity to finish every play. Angie is a playmaker and has such a great impact on the team--she is just a treat to play with...
...treat that turned into a trick...
...will allow it. If so, designate the beneficiary before you are required to start taking distributions. And keep the paperwork in a safe place. "People lose their IRA assets after death because they can't find the documents. If you can't find your beneficiary forms, the firm may treat it as if you don't have a beneficiary," says Ed Slott, a Rockville Centre, N.Y., accountant and editor of Ed Slott's IRA Advisor...