Relaxin listed as new medical tool beyond childbirth
A newly described hormone relaxin, first linked to easing childbirth, shows promise in improving local blood circulation and healing in conditions such as scleroderma and Buerger's disease. Florida's University of Miami researchers report reversible and permanent benefits in limited cases, notes on dosage and gender effects included.
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McClung Receives Master of Science at NYU
Harold A. McClung of South Charleston West Virginia has earned a master of science degree in retailing from New York University. He joined Eta Mu Phi National Honorary Fraternity and received the Samuel W Rayburn prize for top scholarship in retail distribution trends.
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Coalburg Miner Seriously Injured in Mine Accident
Elbert Allison, 52, of Coalburg, sustained a fractured pelvis and dislocated hip in a mining accident at the Coalburg Kana mine. He was listed in satisfactory condition at Charleston General Hospital. Details of the mishap were unavailable.
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