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...start badgering your doctor for a statin prescription just yet. "I would like to see more studies," says Dr. Jacque Duncan, a professor of ophthalmology at the University of California, San Francisco, who led the latest study. Statins, though remarkably safe, can trigger side effects, like severe muscle and joint pain. Long-term use of aspirin increases the risk of internal bleeding. Moreover, it isn't clear why either statins or aspirin works against AMD; the leading hypothesis is that their ability to dampen inflammatory processes in the body...
...Afterward he eased into a life centered on his family and a continuing close study of Middle Eastern affairs while he remained in contact with numerous former colleagues, who savored their relationships with the mellower Murray, whom they had always suspected of lurking behind the "force." Richard L. Duncan Chief of Correspondents...
...tragic that in exercising their right to vote, the Spaniards have given new life to a monster [March 29]. The terrorists have the skill to pervert free speech and democracy for their own aims--proof again that we must never underestimate them. DUNCAN RUSSELL Greensboro...
...Duncan M. Currie ’04 is a history concentrator in Leverett House. His column appears on alternate Wednesdays...
...from moving on to the next grade. But the city's school board changed its program last week. In a new policy, it pledged more support for struggling students and ended the practice of holding back kids solely on the basis of their math scores. Chicago schools CEO Arne Duncan insists the changes do not amount to a reversal. "This is an evolving process," he says. "I think we're getting smarter...