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• Ralliers hope to gain support in battle against substance abuse .

• Inspector: Loss of Saddam Is World’s Gain.

• FTSE trims week's gain on grim US data; Shell dips.

• SCIENTISTS GAIN GLIMPSE OF BIZARRE MATTER IN A NEUTRON STAR .

• Treasuries gain as chances of foreign buying grow.

• Stock Futures Gain After Sales Data .

• Early weight gain key in twin pregnancy .
• NEW YORK--In women pregnant with twins, early weight gain is important for the healthy growth of the developing fetuses, researchers report in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology.
• Twins whose mothers had a low rate of weight gain - adding five pounds in the first 20 weeks, 13 pounds by 28 weeks, and 25 pounds by 36 weeks - had low birth weights, averaging 2,270 grams each, the researchers found. Twins whose mothers had mid-range weight gain - gaining 15 pounds by 20 weeks, 27 pounds by 28 weeks, and 39 pounds by 36 weeks - were heavier, but still technically low birth weight, at 2,405 grams each. But twins whose mothers had high weight gain - adding 25 pounds by 20 weeks, 41 pounds by 28 weeks, and 53 pounds by 36 weeks - were normal birth weight, averaging 2,541 grams each.
• Moreover, weight gain during the first two trimesters had the greatest effect on birth weight, Luke and colleagues report.
• "The finding in this study that is new, and surprising, is the ripple effect of early weight gain on mid and late fetal growth, as well as birth weight," the researchers write. "Although the rate of weight gain during the mid-pregnancy period had a greater effect than early weight gain on mid and late fetal growth and birth weight, early gain made a substantial contribution. ...

• Antidepressants & Weight Gain.
• such as 10 pounds for each year I've been on antidepressants, that would have been emotionally easier to handle, but the weight gain came in several large chunks. ...
• My first antidepressant, Imipramine (or Tofranil is it's generic name) did much to make me gain. ...
• I've tried several other antidepressants, and couldn't tolerate the side effects of them, so I didn't gain weight from them, considering I didn't take them for more than three weeks total.
• Did an antidepressant make you gain weight?.
• Which Panic Medicine (SSRI) Made You Gain the Most?.
• No weight gain.
• Paxil, from all of my reading on the web and discussions with others, seems to be the worst culprit for weight gain. ...
• SSRIs and WEIGHT GAIN.
• But Why the Weight Gain Anyway? .

• Arizona man sues wealthy Pechanga tribe to gain admission .
• RIVERSIDE – An adopted man who claims his biological father was a Pechanga Indian is suing to gain admission to the wealthy tribe. ...

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