Golfers may soon be singing oyippy-I-o OKo

Article Abstract:

A study published in the March Sports Medicine, a peer-reviewed journal suggests that eyipsE may be a form of focal dystonia that could bother anyone who performs repetitive, skilled hand movements. Researchers hope that developing medical based treatments for both yipsE physical and psychological forms would reduce the tendency to self-medicate with alcohol since 20% of golfers reported consuming alcohol to quite the yips.

Care and treatment, Golfers, Dystonia

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AMA wants to ban booze ads aimed at teens

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Evidence of the physical harm caused by drinking at a young age is a major motivator for health advocates to control teen drinking. The American Medical Association (AMA) released new evidence at its Interim Meeting in December 2002, that alcohol actually cause changes in the brain that impair learning.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Services information, Advertising, Advertising and Related Services, Legal/Government Regulation, Laws, regulations and rules, Services, Advertising services, American Medical Association, Alcohol and youth, Juvenile drinking

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Mammography debate: Who should get screened and when?

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Experts discuss the risks and benefits of mammography for women in their 40s, and whether those women fully understand what they are undertaking. Evidence suggests annual screening for women in their 50s and 60s but is less conclusive for women in their 40s.

Women, Medical screening, Health screening, Mammography

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