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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1972
Page
9
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New York report quotes Dr. Martin Rubin of Georgetown University and Omni Research warning that widespread patient testing without need risks a 20 percent error rate. He notes tests can mislead clinicians by suggesting multiple possible troubles they did not suspect.
The discussion centers on whether doctors should pursue all patient indications or risk wasted time and money. Rubin notes follow ups can burden patients and clinicians, while some indications may be genuine, potentially worsening legal stakes if ignored.
In Manila and Cebu City, police stopped a taxicab gang in a pursuit that turned fatal. Four suspected robbers were killed after exchanging fire with officers, one of the deceased suspects a police officer.
Dr. S L Andelman explains that many so called heart attacks stem from blocked blood flow due to clots. Emboli travel and lodge in arteries causing stroke or limb damage, while thrombi form in the heart muscle or other arteries leading to heart failure or tissue death. Collateral circulation can restore some flow, and artificial vessels may replace damaged arteries in leg circulation.
The text explains that spreading gangrene in an arm or leg may require amputation to save life. Arterial clots arise with atherosclerosis and may also occur in Buerger's disease diabetes ulcerations polycythemia or injuries. Surgery or drugs to manage clots and restore circulation are discussed. Send questions to Dr. Andelman in care of The Gazette.
Thirty years ago Allied reports noted Japanese forces making two landings in New Guinea and initiating operations on the coast. The events marked another escalation in the Pacific campaign as fighters moved to secure coastal positions and advance inland.
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