Japanese Transplant Leg Bones
A 48-year-old farmer in Japan had his cancerous leg bones replaced with titanium and high density polyethylene, creating the first known full leg bone transplant of this scale. After July surgery at Jikei University Hospital, he returned home unable to farm yet, but walking with a new artificial limb and positive assessment by Dr. Itami.
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New York Times
Tokyo
Yasuio Itami
Jikei University of Medicine
Itami
Edward M. Kennedy Jr
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Kikei
Negano
Energy Tips For Today
Frozen vegetables may be even cooked in a tightly covered casserole. Use a tablespoon of butter and water plus teaspoon of salt for each 10 oz. package. Cooking time is 40 to 4 minutes for vegetables in small pieces like peas, 55 to 6 minutes for larger pieces like broccoli. Baked goods may go in the oven with roasts and casseroles. Leave an inch and a half of space between pans. The air circulation will prevent the transfer and absorption of dots. Cook more than one item on the same burner by using the top and bottom of a double boiler. For example, heat creamed corn on top of frozen vegetables. Use a small amount of water to cook vegetables. They will cook faster, as well as taste better and contain more vitamins. Use recipes for one dish meals. Make an extra amount of dishes like spaghetti or stews and heat up small portions as needed.
Biddeford Student Helen Fortier Named to Who's Who
Helen Fortier daughter of Dr and Mrs Andre Fortier of Biddeford has been named a Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. She is a senior at Emmanuel College Boston and was one of 19 seniors from the class of 74 chosen for membership.
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Helen Fortier
Andre Fortier
Granite St
Biddeford
Miss Fortier
Emmanuel College
Boston
Emmanuel
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