Hypertension linked to stress in Detroit’s poor blacks
Michigan researchers led by Dr. Caldwell and Dr. Harburg report higher hypertension rates among poor Black residents in Detroit, suggesting environmental stress and social injustice elevate blood pressure. The study compares high and low stress neighborhoods across Black and White populations, noting implications for employment, insurance, and health outcomes.
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Spain and Soviet Union Move Toward Closer Ties
Madrid reports improving relations between right wing Spain and Communist Russia. Trade links grow from a Spain Moscow visit to boost volumes, air links eyed, and Soviet engineers at Asturias mines. Football match draw and cultural exchanges accompany cautious rapprochement amid past civil war divides.
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Prof says courts can help environment
Visiting Professor Stanley Cain of Cal San Can argues courts can better protect public environmental interests. He notes earlier laws favored resource owners and processors, urging improved and new environmental legislation as officials respond to rising public concern. Cain directs Michigan’s Institute for Environmental...
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