Totally Implantable Artificial Hearts Help Calves Live
Four Maryland calves with fully implanted booster heart systems survive on grass as scientists at the National Heart Institute test a completely implantable device. The calves show external signs only a skin lump for battery recharging via an outside coil, with internal pumps supporting the natural heart during trials.
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Egeberg Urges Insurers Cover Self-Employed
Dr. Roger 0. Egeberg urged health insurers to expand coverage for self-employed workers such as carpen ters cab drivers domestic workers and farm laborers. He urged cost containment and emphasized coverage for services outside hospital settings while warning of possible healthcare delivery breakdowns if countermeasures fail. Health care costs were about 60 billion dollars annually, up from 39 billion four years earlier.
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How to Do More with Less Fatigue
Reader's Digest presents a feature advising practical ways to reduce tensions and feel less fatigued. It promotes shorter rest cycles and active relaxation as alternatives to long sleep. The piece hints at ten tips and frames the topic as part of a broader November issue.
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