Dear Doctor: My wife and I sleep with an electric blanket for heat. Is there a health hazard in using it too long at night? Dear Reader: Considering the extreme
DEAR HARRIETTE: My relationship with my mother is not good. She is much older now, but she has not lost her stubbornness. I have always been a respectful son, and
DEAR ABBY: Many years ago, I had a romance with a young girl in a faraway town. After a year, thinking I could do better, I moved on. With the
Dear Doctor: It took visiting four different doctors to get an accurate diagnosis of cellulitis. From what I’ve read, that’s pretty common. There are many troubling things about it, including
CLINTON DAILY NEWS EDITORIAL
This year’s state budget deal reached by Gov. Kevin Stitt, House Speaker Charles McCall, and Senate President Pro Tempore Greg Treat score high marks with us.
Iwas outside one night last week when it was dark and cloudy. Along the creek and by the trees, there were so many lightning bugs that it looked like Mother Nature was throwing me a private fireworks show.
Patty’s Place is a small downtown restaurant that serves lunch from 11 to 4. The place is busy, but quick, clean and pleasant. Patty cooks everything herself, the menu is short and the regular customers love it.
There’s a very out-in-the-open debate happening right now about whether an unborn child at the “heartbeat” stage should be considered a child. At a recent unprecedented pro-life event in New York City’s Times Square, a baby’s heartbeat was heard, with 4D sonogram imaging displayed on screens.
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Dear Doctor: Can asthma medications really reduce the risk of Parkinson’s disease? It runs in my family, so should I start taking the medications as a preventive?
