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Prairie Fare: Plant a garden that promotes healthy eyesight
FARGO, N.D. - The snow had finally melted and the ground was no longer soggy, so I began inspecting our landscape. I wanted to see if our perennial plants had survived the winter. Fortunately, our rosebushes were budding, the tall grasses were growing and...Tags: Eyes and Vision, Human Body, Lifestyle and Leisure, Macular Degeneration, Foods and Beverages
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Stolen glaucoma meds and more: Gurnee blotter, April 28
TribLocal - Gurnee » NewsSuspicious circumstance A customer at Hampton Inn on Route 132 reported on April 26 that he thinks someone took his glaucoma eye drops while he …... -
Vision care an important part of good health
Simply said: Your eyesight impacts your view of the world. Helping to safeguard and maintain good vision is key. It follows then that trusting your precious sight to the right eye care professional is vital. Dr. Thomas John is an ophthalmic surgeon and...Tags: Harvard Medical School, Health, Symptoms, University of Pennsylvania, Hospitals and Clinics
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Learn About the 'Sneak Thief of Sight'
Orlando SentinelThirty years ago, Karen Brown took her then-6-year-old daughter to get an eye exam. Because the mother of four had been suffering from headaches, she also decided to get her eyes checked. Brown discovered she had glaucoma and soon learned it ran in her...Tags: Orange County (Florida), Crime, Law and Justice, Symptoms, Crimes, Family
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It's a Love/Hate Thing
Special to Tribune NewspapersTaking a prescription drug for a positive cosmetic side effect - at the risk of experiencing other unwanted side effects - may seem risky. But it's a risk many American women have shown themselves happy to take. Latisse, originally a glaucoma drug...Tags: Health, San Francisco, Newport Beach, Brooke Shields, Los Angeles
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New Guide Dog on duty
Animal Crazy» Orlando Sentinel – Animal CrazyFrom Southeastern Guide Dogs: Bradenton resident Bill Pooley has no problem getting around despite having lost his sight to heredity glaucoma 22 years ago. This is all thanks to Southeastern Guide Dogs in Palmetto who supplied him with his new guide,... -
It's A Love/hate Thing Many Women Swear It Works, But The Drug, Developed To Treat Glaucoma, Can Cause Unpleasant Side Effects
Special to Tribune NewspapersTaking a prescription drug for a positive cosmetic side effect -- at the risk of experiencing other unwanted side effects -- may seem risky. But it's a risk many American women have shown themselves happy to take. Latisse, originally a glaucoma drug...Tags: Health, San Francisco, Newport Beach, Brooke Shields, Los Angeles
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Pot Of Gold Or Pipe Dream?
Chicago TribuneIn about a dozen states, you can smoke a joint if you have cancer or HIV and meet certain conditions, like having a doctor's note. In California, you can light up if you have just about anything — headaches, anxiety, epilepsy — and a...Tags: Multiple Sclerosis, Trials, Drugs and Medicines, Behavioral Conditions, Yale University
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Genome scans go deep into your DNA
![MY MATERNAL grandmother had Alzheimer's disease. Before she died, she forgot our names, our faces and, eventually, how to speak and think.But my grandfather's heartbreak was the most painful to witness. I remember watching the two of them on the sofa together in the months before she died. My grandfather, a sometimes severe man not overly disposed to expressions of tender emotion, cooed into my grandmother's ear: "My bride, oh my bride. I love you. Do you hear me? I love you." She just stared down blankly, folding napkins.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2008-04/37758741-14084843.jpg "MY MATERNAL grandmother had Alzheimer's disease. Before she died, she forgot our names, our faces and, eventually, how to speak and think.But my grandfather's heartbreak was the most painful to witness. I remember watching the two of them on the sofa together in the months before she died. My grandfather, a sometimes severe man not overly disposed to expressions of tender emotion, cooed into my grandmother's ear: "My bride, oh my bride. I love you. Do you hear me? I love you.\" She just stared down blankly, folding napkins.")
Special to The TimesMY MATERNAL grandmother had Alzheimer's disease. Before she died, she forgot our names, our faces and, eventually, how to speak and think.But my grandfather's heartbreak was the most painful to witness. I remember watching the two of them on the sofa...Tags: Biology, Health Organizations, Skin Cancer, Gaming, Washington, DC
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What your oven and your eyes might have in common
Don't try this at home: According to New Scientist magazine, a researcher has determined that oven cleaner could be just great for treating ... glaucoma. Oven cleaner in the eye? This sounds, at first blush, like a rather surprising remedy. It also begs...Tags: University of Central Florida, Health, Education, Medical Procedures and Tests, Science and Technology
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