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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1996
Page
12
A tribute to Lila Nesetril who died at 56 after a battle with metastatic breast cancer. The essay honors her faith, cheerfulness, and community work, and extends tribute to others facing cancer across the community and nation while recognizing survivorship and loss.
Psych profiling moves from romance to tool in crime solving. The FBI claims the Unabomber case fits its profile, though experts warn it cannot identify a specific suspect. Minds behind crimes reveal patterns but not guaranteed solutions.
Personal diary details James Lohman's swift deterioration after surgery for colon cancer at St Luke's Cedar Rapids May 27 1993. He developed hallucinations and paranoia and was moved through St Luke's Mercy Medical Center and University of Iowa Hospitals before death three weeks after a terminal care transfer. The diary notes speculation on transmission and raises questions about sterilization and possible exposure to human tissues.
A sleep expert cites that a driver can lose control in two to three seconds of micro sleep, enough to cross a football field. U S Department of Transportation data show 56 000 sleeping driver accidents annually with 1 500 fatal. Warning signs include wandering thoughts yawning eye focus and lane drifting.
Dr Bendixen notes hysteria around Mad Cow Disease has clouded facts about cross species transmission. She warns the bovine to human barrier is unclear and suggests contaminated beef byproducts or infected tissues as possible sources. She also compares Britain's cases to classic CJD with younger ages and shorter survival.
The Gazette offers reprints of local photographs. Call 398 8322 for details and ordering information.
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