Cooleys Anemia Screenings Due for Connecticut Program
The Connecticut Health Department plans to screen 10 000 to 20 000 people for Cooley's Anemia in 1973 74 as part of the first state wide detection effort. The project uses two mobile labs funded by a $25 000 allocation and will engage community groups statewide. Cooley's Anemia is an inherited blood disease causing low hemoglobin and bone marrow damage, often fatal before age 20, common among Mediterranean descent, and treatable only by multiple blood transfusions.
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Hartford
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the Department
Boy Runs Bulldozer on Family Property
Ronald Desjardins, five years old, operates a bulldozer on the family property with his father’s permission. The unusual hobby comes from a father who owns an excavating company and supports his son’s hands on work.
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Ottawa
Ronald Desjardins
Ronald
Lions land Andierida restricted to western regions
A fragment notes the Andierida lions are confined to Mountain regions and the western third in the United States, with some presence in Florida, indicating distribution limits across Central and South areas and Florida.
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Mountain Tians
Central
South
United States
Florida
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