Alarming Rise in Lung Cancer Prompts Early Detection Push
Dr. John F. King of New York cites early detection and periodic chest X rays as crucial in catching lung cancer in its silent stage. Montana ACS unit invests 12,600 in mobile X ray, targets 12,000 new members, and eyes Montana as a pilot test area for detection methods and survey cooperation with state health officials.
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John F. King
New York City
American Cancer Society
Helena
ACS
King
Montana
H. W. Peterson
Billings
G. D. Carlyle Thompson
State Board of Health
Montana Tuberculosis Assn
Dr. King
Alton Ochsner
Tulane University School of Medicine
Ochsner
Cancer Questions And Answers From The American Cancer Society
A summary of common ACS inquiries on cancer outlook cures causes and ongoing research. It notes decreasing cancer death rates for women a major ACS research program spending nearly 30 million dollars supporting 1000 scientists and detailed Montana allocations for education patients and administration with guidance on gifts.
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American Cancer Society
ACS
National
Lung Cancer Committee
ASC
Montana
Special Big Game Seasons Set by Montana Commission
Montana fish and game commission announced permit only hunting for buffalo mountain sheep mountain goats moose and antelope. Drawings Aug 2 in Helena for 2021 seasons with permits and dates from Sept 15 to Nov 15 across multiple districts. Buffalo permits cost 25 dollars in Absaroka wilderness area and sheep permits allocated by district with 53 total permits. Goat permits open in four areas with varying limits including Crazy Mountain Cabinet Flint Creek Pindar range and others.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
Helena
Absaroka
Rocky Mountain
Ural-Tweed
Lincoln County
Rock Creek
Granite County
Crazy Mountain
Cabinet Range
Flint Creek
Montana proposes big game hunts and antelope season changes
The state discusses opening dates for moose elk and deer hunts with up to 30 000 antelope permits expected. Antelope may be taken in either sex with parties limited to six. archery proposals set aside special areas including bow only counties for a $2 permit.
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Montana
Commission
Grasshopper Glacier Buries Millions of Insects in Montana Ice
A Beartooth glacier in Montana preserves millions of Rocky Mountain grasshoppers in ice. Over 600 years, bands of insects attempted migration and were entombed as snow and ice melt expose fragmentary and intact bodies. The find, noted by explorers and the National Geographic Society, highlights a peculiar natural archive.
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Beartooth Mountains
Montana
National Geographic Society
Rocky Mountain
Glacier Grasshoppers Move Through Rocky High Alpine Cold
Entomologists report irregular finds of Melanoplus mexicanus atop a glacier in the Rockies with no more than 600 years since invasion. Other grasshoppers were found alive on the ice as wind currents and mountain storms likely lifted them to high altitudes.
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Rockies
Grasshopper Glacier
Scientists find 300+ chemicals potentially sparing cancer cells
The American Cancer Society says researchers identified over 300 chemicals that can damage cancer cells. Additional testing will determine if any could become a viable cancer treatment.
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American Cancer Society
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