Vitamin C may curb artery disease in rabbits study
Rutgers biochemist Dr. Anthony Verlangieri reports rabbit experiments linking vitamin C to reduced atherosclerosis. He notes a biochemical change in diseased arteries that improves with vitamin C, while urging human testing and citing potential roles in forming arterial compounds or aiding fat metabolism.
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New York
UPI
Rutgers University
Anthony Verlangieri
Verlangieri
Linus Pauling
Rutgers’ Cook College of Animal Sciences
Thas
Plumbing Contamination Alarms Some Scientists
Columbia Missouri report outlines that morning taps can shed hazardous metals into drinking water. A study in 50 homes across New York Ohio and Pennsylvania found cadmium chromium copper iron lead manganese and zinc in unsafe levels. Researchers urge flushing taps each morning and call for action to address trace element risks in pipes.
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Columbia
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
William Strain
Cane Western Reserve University School of Medicine
Strain
University of Missouri-Columbia
Roger Mayes
Purdue University
Econtail
Wallace Aide Attacks Democrats in Alabama
Governor George Wallace’s top political aide Michael Griffin accused the Democratic party of being “a bunch of stivering, conniving people” and said Wallace might pursue a third party run if not treated fairly. He spoke to UPI in Montgomery, as a separate note recalled a 20 year old report of Hungarian police terror against an incipient revolt.
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Montgomery
Ala
UFI
George Wallace
Democratic Party
National Democratic Party
Michael Griffin
UPL
Wallace
Turmoil over oil near Antarctica warned by ex assistant secretary
Washington based Dixie Lee Ray former Atomic Energy Commission chair and ex assistant secretary of state for energy warns oil exploration near Antarctica could spark international turmoil. She urges a cooperative approach anchored by the Antarctic treaty to manage potential exploitation amid dormant issue rising on horizon.
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Washington
UPI
Antarctica
Dixie Lee Ray
Senate
Dr. Ray
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Henry Kissinger
Mittee
U.S
Soviet Union
France
Great Britain
Japan
Alcoholism Rate Among Jews Shrinks in Study
Orlando AP report shows alcoholism among U S Jews at 0.5 percent versus 7.1 percent for all Americans. Researchers credit Jewish family solidarity, religious practices, and early wine exposure. key findings include 69 percent of Jewish alcoholics were male and 54 percent aged 41 to 60.
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U.S
Rudolph Adler
Orlando
Charles Ankovic
Florida Tech University
Ankovic
Rabbi Adler
Florida
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