Medical Advances In Treating Alcoholism Rise
Alton Blakeslee reports on gradual medical and psychological progress in aiding alcoholics. Disulfiram, known as Antabuse, helps deter drinking when prescribed by a doctor, with patient understanding of effects and risks. Dr. Rath Fox notes steps include health restoration, possible hospital care, and therapy ranging from psychotherapy to psychodrama and hypnosis to support sober living.
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Wall Street foks discuss recession in 1962 News
In a period of conflicting signals economists split on the near term. Some see momentum sustaining a solid year while others warn of a recession as stock prices slip and orders drop. Administrations officials dispute a looming slump but seek measures to blunt any downturn.
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Artificial Liver Offers New Cure for Liver Coma
CHICAGO AP A artificial liver can rescue some coma patients from liver failure. The device uses a resin-filled column to remove ammonia from blood, reducing coma risk. Early trials show about 89 percent ammonia removal in treated patients, with success limited to those with partial liver insufficiency. Researchers note not all patients benefit, and bleeding must be controlled.
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