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  • ( ) I'Akobi was ill but 'not depressed'

    She noted that along with suffering from acid reflux and back problems which cost him two weeks' sick leave, Maloney was also seeing a podiatrist for calluses on his feet, and could hardly walk or run properly.

    The mother said I'Akobi's future plans were to convalesce and heal, then begin another career. "He was very interested in expressing himself in the arts," she told the court.

    The witness said that after her son resigned, he called her, and told her he felt fine, and was ready to move on with his life. "He said, Mums, I feel good," she told the court.

    According to her, I'Akobi told her during that phone call he would go to the "cove" in St Lucy to meditate and have some peace and quiet. "He was a very spiritual child. He loved tranquil places. More>>

  • ( ) Mini heart attack best treated like the big one

    After ruling out those who are having acid reflux pain or an anxiety attack, doctors use an electrocardiogram (EKG) to assess the person's heart function and a blood analysis to reveal any damage to the heart muscle.

    These simple tests, coupled with obvious signs of distress, are often enough to diagnose a person suffering from a heart attack. Those patients are wheeled into a catheterization lab, where doctors thread a line from a leg artery up to the patient's heart to open the coronary artery blockage that is causing the heart attack.

    But only about one-third of people who show up with some measure of heart distress have such clear warning signs of a heart attack, says Deepak Bhatt, chief of cardiology at the Veterans Affairs Boston Healthcare System and an interventional cardiologist at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston. More>>

  • ( ) Wake Gastroenterology Offers Free Tips on Preventing Acid Reflux

    Sufferers of regular or seasonal acid reflux will find the information helpful in reducing episodes of heartburn.

    "Acid reflux can be a serious discomfort, and we don’t want it to hamper people’s enjoyment of the holiday season," says Dr. Marc Hershelman of Wake Gastroenterology. "Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease Awareness Week is a great time to get people’s attention about this topic. These tips are simple things that anyone can do to reduce their chances of experiencing heartburn."

    The tips include information on recognizing the signs of acid reflux, typical causes, and triggers that can bring on an attack. There is a list of foods to avoid, foods to eat in moderation, and foods to enjoy without fear of heartburn.

    About Wake Gastroenterology:

    Wake Gastroenterology, a division of Wake Internal Medicine Consultants, Inc., has been providing gastrointestinal specialty services to the Triangle area for nearly 50 years. The practice’s four board certified clinical gastroenterologists focus on the diagnosis and treatment of diseases involving the gastrointestinal tract including, but not limited to, colorectal cancer, inflammatory bowel disease, reflux disease, celiac disease and irritable bowel syndrome. Wake Gastroenterology services include a North Carolina state certified laboratory, endoscopy, CT scan, ultrasound, and infusion therapy. More>>
  • ( ) After death of his father, author free to be himself

    "The thought of Sarah Palin as president gives me acid reflux," said Buckley, adding that his father "would have been appalled."

    Thinking as much is one thing. Putting it in print, when you are a Buckley, is quite another.

    "When you live in that Buckley bubble all those years, you're not really allowed to say what you think," said Monie Begley, a friend and spokeswoman for Forbes, where Buckley is an editor at large of ForbesLife.

    "This is probably the last liberation for him. He put his flag in the sand."

    Although Buckley was careful to keep his Obama endorsement out of the pages of the National Review, he soon faced the wrath of its readers. Gamely, he offered last week to resign.

    "I guess there ought to be an axiom: 'Be careful about tendering your resignation because they might accept it,' " he said. More>>

  • ( ) Taiwan President urges predecessor to drop hunger strike

    Li Ta-chu, deputy warden of the detention center, said Saturday that Chen has had signs of nausea and acid reflux vomiting and that physicians will evaluate Chen's condition to decide whether to force him to receive a nutrition injection.

    Chen's action followed those by two other Democratic Progressive Party politicians: Yunlin County Magistrate Su Chih-fen and Chiayi County Magistrate Chen Ming-wen.

    Su began a hunger strike after she was arrested Nov. 4 for allegedly taking a total of NT$21 million in bribes in two separate cases involving the granting of a permit to a landfill operator and the expansion of the Yunlin branch of Chang Gung Memorial Hospital.

    Su was released Friday after being indicted on corruption charges.

    Chen Ming-wen, meanwhile, was taken into custody by prosecutors Oct. More>>