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commission of administrative proceedings to determine whether such acquisition may substantially lessen competition in violation of Section 7 of the Clayton Act, 15 U.S.C. 18, and Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act, 15 U.S.C. 45. The proposed acquisition has been postponed pending the Court's decision on the motion for a preliminary injunction, which is now before the Court for decision after a five-day evidentiary hearing and the filing of proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law. For the reasons set forth below, the Court will grant the plaintiff's motion. This Memorandum Opinion constitutes the Court's findings of fact and conclusions of law.

Connecticut Legislature responded toHealy Iby amending its beer-price-affirmation statute to its current form. The statute now requires out-of-state shippers to affirm that their posted prices are no higher than prices in the border States only at the time of the Connecticut posting. Conn. Gen. Stat. 30-63b(b) (1989).^[5]The legislature also

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*329added 30-63b(e), which provides that nothing in 30-63b prohibits out-of-state shippers from changing their out-of-state prices after the affirmed Connecticut price is posted.^[6]The legislature, however, did not amend 30-63a(b), which continued to make it unlawful for out-of-state shippers to sell beer in Connecticut at a price higher than the price at which beer is or would be sold in any bordering State during the month covered by the posting.^[7]

Q1

A 64-year-old woman tells me she has been on hormone replacement

therapy (HRT) - oestrogen only following a hysterectomy - for 7 years.

She wants to continue with this therapy as she thinks it helps her. How

long should I continue prescriptions?

Q2

Is there a difference between impotence and erectile dysfunction and are

the treatments different if they are different conditions?

Q3

In multiple endocrine neoplasia under screening, you say that family

members who are 'at risk' should be screened. What does that mean?

Q4

You mention that a number of tests can be used in the diagnosis of a

phaechromocytoma. Can you say which is the best and do they all need

to be done, considering the expense of those investigations?

Q5

In a patient who is found to be hypertensive, how should we exclude

Conn's syndrome?

Q6

Diabetes mellitus and diabetes insipidus are very different conditions so

why are they both called diabetes?

Q7

I have a young patient who has hirsutism associated with the polycystic

ovary syndrome. She has become desperate about her symptoms,

which have not been improved by long-term medical treatment with

oestrogens, spironolactone and cyproterone. She has asked about

whether surgery would help.

Q8

In a previously fertile patient with infertility secondary to testosterone

replacement, how soon after stopping testosterone therapy will he

become fertile again? Can reduced fertility and hypogonadism be treated

other than with testosterone replacement therap

Q9

Why is the 'insulin-like growth factor' (released from the liver in

response to the growth hormone) so called, although it opposes the

effects of insulin?

Q10

Does hyperprolactinaemia cause gynaecomastia314018