March of Dimes Gains in Birth Defects Research
The March of Dimes marks its 25th anniversary with over 4 million dollars allocated last year to birth defects and arthritis research. Grants for birth defects totaled 1.2 million, with 800 thousand earmarked for regional treatment centers as 31 grass roots centers operate nationwide.
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National Foundation March of Dimes
March of Dimes
William P. Creger
Rejendra C. Desai
Stanford University
Norton Zinder
Rockefeller Institute
Richard M. Hoar
University of Cincinnati
Gregory Pincus
Worchester Foundation For Experimental Biology
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Renato Dulbecco
California Institute of Technology
Bracers in New Boots Briefly Tested by Sportsmen
A method for breaking in new leather boots involves soaking them for 10 to 15 minutes and wearing them until they dry. The technique is noted as effective by various athletes.
Win a Drink and Candle Holder Hacks
A clever tip to squeeze more liquid from a nearly empty whiskey bottle uses a cotton thread to guide remaining drops. The text also describes a two blade knife repurposed as a candle holder for tent light. It urges drivers to always obey stop lights and school zone limits.
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