Scientific Henhouse May Hold Key To Cure Of MD
A New York report notes cautious hope from experiments at a Manhattan research facility using 1000 caged chickens to study muscular dystrophy. Dr Ade Milhorat cautions that human trials must await further results while identifying gene and metabolic factors, and discussing dietary and diagnostic approaches.
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Voluntary Health Agency
TMA OKs Position On Vendor Drug Program
Texas Medical Association through its executive board adopted a policy supporting the vendor drug program while urging the state welfare department to limit physician burdens and preserve prescribing autonomy. The group called for prescription based authorization, no prior authorization or diagnosis requirements, customary refill practices, and preimplementation consultation with TMA. Dr James H Sammons, TMA president, criticized current regulations as reducing care quality and increasing liability.
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Pirating Hits Recording Industry Losing 150 Million Annually
The recording industry reports annual losses of 150 million dollars due to piracy, mainly of taped recordings. In Port Henry New York an iron ore mine closure this summer left 400 workers laid off.
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Swiss watch industry turns fashion conscious at Basel fair
At Basel Watch Fair in Switzerland more than 240 manufacturers showcased the largest variety of styles yet. The display included watches from solid gold to diamond encrusted pieces appealing to a fashion oriented market. The United States has reportedly declined in demand in recent years.
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Switzerland
United States
New York
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Watches with hidden timekeepers dominate 1970 sales
Despite a downturn in the U.S. economy in 1970, over 500,000 diamond embellished watches sold at prices from 50 dollars. Researchers note 69 percent of the billion dollars spent on watches last year were in the high price bracket. Five percent of watches are worn by women.
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