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Articles in March, 1985 issue of FDA Consumer

• Critiquing quack ads - health frauds
  by Roger W. Miller
• Striking out with tea balls - APRH tea balls for arthritis
  by Faye Peterson
• 'Friendly' microbes: a world of miniature workaholics
  by Tim Larkin
• Fiber: something healthy to chew on
  by Marilyn Stephenson
• Today's dentistry: a mouthful of marvels
  by Dixie Farley
• Cortisone: the limits of a miracle
  by Tim Larkin
• Living with blisters and bugs - Food and Drug Administration says there are no certain deterrents
• Rodent revelers - mice in a food warehouse
• Generic propranolol
• Generic drugs: cutting cost, not corners
  by Bill Rados
• Sulfite restrictions proposed - Update
• Tracking aldicarb - Investigators' Reports - column
• New treatments for impotence - includes related articles on services for impotent men
  by Egon Weck
• Feeding animals wonder drugs and creating super bugs - interview with Dr. Lester Crawford
  by Bill Rados
• Riding the coattails of homeopathys revival
  by Bill Rados
• More yesses, no's and maybes for OTC drugs - over the counter
  by Annabel Hecht
• Laxatives overused in the quest for 'regularity.'
  by Bill Rados
• Whooping cough still threatens U.S. children
  by Egon Weck
• One of the luckier victims - of haemophilus influenza
  by Egon Weck
• New drug approvals - for arthritis, allergies, and nausea
• Voluntary injunction - by an unsanitary import firm
• Eggs and dairy foods: dietary mainstays in decline
  by Bill Rados
• Searching for clues to Alzheimer's disease - includes related article on dementia
  by Annabel Hecht
• Court affirms FDA's OK of aspartame - Food and Drug Administration - Updates
• The tasty tale of the peanut
  by Evelyn Zamula
• The Maalox had wanderlust - drug investigation
  by Annabel Hecht
• Battling Parkinson's disease, step by step
  by Annabel Hecht
• Packing for a healthy vacation: your traveling medical kit
  by Annabel Hecht
• Caring for corns, bunions and other agonies of de-feet
  by Annabel Hecht
• The essential guide to amino acids
  by Carol Ballentine
• Health frauds exposed - crackdown at "Health Expo"
• Wanted: one sucker plucker - bad lollipops from Spain
• Soft drinks and six-packs quench our national thirst
  by Roger W. Miller
• Warning on apnea monitors - Updates - column
• The reasons behind blood donor screening - includes related article on high-risk categories for acquired immune deficiency syndrome
  by Roger W. Miller
• Open season on quacks
  by Bill Rados
• Progress in treating burns
  by Annabel Hecht
• When motion sickness goes along for the ride
  by Bill Rados
• How to take weight off without getting ripped off - and keep it off - brochure
• Low-sodium menus pass school tests - includes recipes
  by Roger W. Miller
• Putting retail food safety to the test
  by Chris Lecos
• Evidence vs. nonsense: a guide to the scientific method
  by Tim Larkin
• Bringing X-ray expertise to medical outposts
  by Carol Vetter
• Protein: getting the complete package
  by Carol Ballentine
• Isoprinosine unproven - not a cure for AIDS
• Food labels as fiction - case study of mislabeling
• Our insatiable sweet tooth - artificial sweeteners and sugar consumption report
  by Chris Lecos
• Generic valium - Update - column
• Dr. Jack - the 'Black Plaque' quack - Dr. Jack Kulp - includes excerpt from radio broadcast
  by Carol Ballentine
• A guide to the proper use of tranquilizers
  by Annabel Hecht
• Pollution narrows shellfish harvest
  by Carol Ballentine
• The story behind the scab
  by Tim Larkin
• Eyeing glasses: the focus is on function - purchasing eyeglasses
  by Dixie Farley
• Advice on blood donations and AIDS - acquired immune deficiency syndrome
• Extreme treatments for extreme obesity
  by Evelyn Zamula
• Lab warns cow: don't drink your milk - Cytotoxic III, food allergy test
  by Annabel Hecht
• New vaccine protects against serious 'day-care disease.' - polysaccharide prevents haemophilus influenza
  by Egon Weck
• Color additive petition denied - Food and Drug Administration refuses to ban color additives
• Methadone - for addicts only
• For fruits and vegetables, Americans favor 'fresh.'
  by Annabel Hecht
• The public health threat of food-borne diarrheal disease
  by Chris Lecos
• N.Y. sues Orachel firm - Investigators' Reports
• Urinary infection: the unwelcome night visitor
  by Evelyn Zamula
• Comparing contraceptives
  by Judith Willis
• The collagen connection - collagen in the body
  by Richard Thompson
• Ad campaign will warn about health fraud
• Good nutrition for the highchair set - infant nutrition
  by Judith Willis
• Designer genes at the dinner table - biotechnological advances in food production
  by Ronald Schwartz
• Sulfite warnings - dried fruits, nuts and pickled mushrooms
• No smoking deterrents - rules on over-the-counter sales of products which help stop tobacco habit
• Dyes inject contrast into X-rays' shades of gray
  by Richard C. Thompson
• The galling plight of gallstones
  by Evelyn Zamula
• Reacting to sulfites
  by Chris Lecos
• Illness on the wing - air line food
• Rethinking the need for food standards
  by Chris W. Lecos
• New warnings on Reye-aspirin link
  by Roger W. Miller
• Screening blood donations for AIDS - acquired immune deficiency syndrome
  by Faye Peterson
• The fad-free diet: how to take weight off without getting ripped off - and keep it off
  by Judith Willis
• Helping parents of high-risk newborns
  by Dixie Farley
• Warning on soy drinks - should not be used as as infant formula

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