Georgetown dogs walk after spinal cord repair at medical center
At Georgetown University Medical Center in Washington researchers report five of 40 lab dogs with surgically damaged spinal cords regained the ability to walk after using nerve tissue from elsewhere in the body. Experts caution it may take years before human trials. success depends on timing within one to two weeks after injury.
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Georgetown University Medical Center
Washington
Carl Cao
Georgetown
Kao
OPEC eyes price moves as US energy gaps widen
The piece notes persistent US energy shortfalls and a weak dollar depressing oil costs prospects. Iraq seeks a 25 percent price rise at the Dec 16 meeting while Saudi Arabia pushes for a price freeze and UAE backs the effort. Bierental cautions a no-rise outcome is hard to achieve, with a possible sub 10 percent increase if restraint holds.
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United States
U.S
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Iraq
OPEC
Organization
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
U.S. Treasury
W. Michael Biermental
Global doctors assemble in Atlanta to fight Legionnaires disease
A worldwide panel in Atlanta outlines plans to combat Legionnaires disease also known as a severe pneumonia. They warn the illness affects up to 45,000 people annually and can damage organs. Army researchers at Fort Detrick report mouse tests hint at a possible vaccine with strong government backing urged.
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Men of Medicine
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Army
Institute of Infectious Diseases
Fort Detrick
Dear Dr Graham Advice on patience and faith in marriage
A wife seeks guidance as her husband in his 70s grows forgetful and argumentative. The response urges medical evaluation, patience, and mutual support, then offers spiritual counsel urging faith in Jesus Christ and citing 1 Corinthians 13 to reinforce love.
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DR. Graham
S.W
Jesus Christ
Delay in FDA approvals fuels cancer patient suffering
The article notes FDA slowdowns hindering approved medical marijuana use for chemotherapy patients in New Mexico. It cites political pressure, federal policy on research, and stalled state proposals, leaving patients to endure nausea while others risk legal trouble for relief.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
New Mexico
Food and Drug
White House
New Zealand Mount Cook Offers Flight-Seeing And Alpine Wonders
The article depicts Mount Cook and the Southern Alps as a compact jewel of New Zealand offering forest hikes, mountaineering, and flight-seeing over Tasman Glacier. It notes Sir Edmund Hillary’s training there, glaciers like Tasman, Lake Wakatipu, and greenstone jade, plus geological youth and abundant peaks.
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Mount Cook
New Zealand
Mount Sefton
Aorangi
Sir Edmund Hillary
Mount Everest
Sir Edmund
Hermitage Hotel
Hochstetter
Wakatipu
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