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Date: Thu, 14 Apr 2005 18:43:02 -0400

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Vitamin E Supplements: Rest in Peace

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FDA Panel Backs Lifting Breast Implant Ban

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Silicone-gel breast implants, virtually banned for 13 years, would return to the market if the government heeds a surprising recommendation from its scientific advisers. 

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Less Medicine Might Work for Mild Asthma

(The Associated Press) -- People with mild asthma may not need daily medicine to prevent flare-ups, as doctors now recommend. A study found that patients who take medicine only when asthma attacks occur fare about as well as those who swallow a pill or use inhaled steroids every day.

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Too Much Water May Be Deadly for Athletes

(The Associated Press) -- Runners, hikers, bikers, even soldiers on long maneuvers should think twice before reaching for that water bottle: A study confirms that drinking too much can be dangerous, even deadly, for endurance athletes. 

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<b>Friends</b><p>
On this date in 1813, the Religious Society of Friends founded the first private psychiatric hospital, known as The Asylum for the Relief of Persons Deprived of the Use of Their Reason. It was located just outside Philadelphia on 52 acres of mostly wooded land. In 1888, the asylum was renamed the Friends Asylum for the Insane, and in 1914, it became Friends Hospital.</p>
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