Herpes Virus Causes Pain and Birth Defects, Linked to Cancer
A High Point dermatologist explains herpes simplex HSV-1 and HSV-2, their transmission and effects. HSV-2 herpes genitalis is a venereal disease spread sexually, with birth defects possible if mothers transmit to newborns. Incidence is hard to track, possibly the second most common venereal illness after gonorrhea.
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High Point
R. G
Jennings
United States
Germany
United States Food and Drug Administration
Effective Treatment Eludes Researchers By ANN SJOERDSMA
The article explains HSV-2 herpes genitalis from onset to symptoms, contagion, and recurrence. It covers diagnosis limits, latent viral behavior, triggers, and current treatments, including photodynamic dye therapy, IDU, and supportive care, plus research on vaccines and seaweed extracts with cautionary safety notes.
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Dr. Jennings
Jennings
Nuclear power economics split experts over future costs
An Associated Press piece by Robert Gillette surveys how rising construction costs and uranium uncertainties threaten nuclear power's pricing. Iowa regulators pause new plants until nuclear economics prove coal alternatives cheaper, while experts clash over whether nuclear will beat fossil fuels by 2000.
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Robert Gillette
Associated Press
Iowa
Maurice van Nostrand
Washington
ERDA
Roger LeGassie
Rupp
MIT
Nuclear power costs major concern here
High Point and 14 other Carolina cities weigh buying a nuclear plant from Duke Power. Under a proposed deal by the North Carolina Municipal Power Agency No. 1, officials estimate savings of 37.273 million dollars over eight years if the plant operates and power is transmitted over Duke lines. The plan offers 600 million dollars for the plant, based on Duke operating it and selling power through Duke lines, with some sale provisions rejected.
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Crawford
Roger Jones
North Carolina Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
High Point
North
South Carolina
Duke Power Et la
N. C
Duke
Duke Power Lines
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