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December 29, 2006

Stop Trans Fat Whining

Filed under: Thoughts, Health Policy — ceo @ 4:01 am

Can bloggers and talking heads please shut up about New York City and now Universal Studios banning trans fats?

You’d think these entities were banning butter and fat outright. Trust me, there’s plenty of lard to go around, people. Plenty of people will still have the right to clog their arteries, lower their HDL, and raise their LDL. They’ll just have to work a little harder at it.

Trans fats, you will be not be missed. No one will notice the difference. Muffins and cookies have existed for much longer than trans fats. I think we’ll survive.

December 28, 2006

State’s hospitals need blood donors

Filed under: Uncategorized — ceo @ 4:07 am
Blood supplies were running below normal at Colorado hospitals after last week's blizzard kept donors away, and the state's primary blood-collection agency said its supplies have fallen by nearly half.
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December 27, 2006

Ahnold’s Femur: Steroids or Stomach Acid?

Filed under: Links — ceo @ 7:44 pm

From the Snarky-Comment-Slash-Breaking-Medical-Studies Department:

My governor broke his femur. I was going to recommend that he go back on the anabolic steroids, as they help bone mass (corticosteroids hurt bone mass and cause osteoporosis), but then I saw that stomach acid reducers (proton pump inhibitors like Nexium, Protonix, and Omeprazole) can cause decreased calcium absorption. Maybe the poor guy just has bad heartburn. And that I can empathize with.

Mom Gives Birth For 2nd Straight Christmas

Filed under: Uncategorized — ceo @ 4:24 pm
Christmas is definitely a day to remember in this family. Neither of Brandi Crew's children were expected to be born anywhere near Christmas, but early arrivals ensured their birthdays will be easy to remember.
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Spitzer No Likey Pharm Parties

Filed under: Uncategorized — ceo @ 3:31 pm
The outcome of an investigation by the office of New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer is lots and lots of cash--$10 million to be exact.
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