Reports show auto deaths not taking holiday pace rising
Aline Mosby reports from Paris on UN and European ministers conferences on road safety. Surveys show 1975 fatalities leveled off or declined in industrialized nations, but 1976 could see a renewed rise as France and others report early increases. Speed limits, seat belts, and road improvements credited with fewer deaths, while lax enforcement risks undoing gains. France, Sweden, and the United States report ongoing concerns and push for stronger action.
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Hypertension Criticism of False Readings Echoes in Study
A Cleveland researcher argues that false blood pressure readings and slipshod treatment drive rising hypertension rates. He cites faulty federal testing, unnecessary costly exams, and physician reluctance to promote home monitoring, urging better communication and adherence to accurate methods.
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