Hanford Miniature Swine Aid Biomedical Research
Battelle Northwest Laboratories has used Hanford miniature swine since the 1950s for biomedical studies from artificial hearts to cancer research. The pigs, bred from Pitman Moore and Palouse lines, weigh 160 to 180 pounds and closely resemble humans in key physiological traits. Researchers foresee even smaller 50 to 60 pound super-miniature pigs with funding, potentially replacing other animals in long term studies.
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United Press International reports that sociologists from the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago find a substantial link between attending Catholic parochial schools for ten years or more and being a hopeful adult. The study notes possible confounding factors but maintains the relation persists after testing.
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