Controversy Over Krebiozen Drug Sparks FDA Debate
Dr. Stevan Durovic’s Kre biozen faced bans after withdrawal of an investigational plan. Officials note the drug’s questionable efficacy in animal cancer tests, while FDA experts say creatine compounds cause misidentifications and cost claims vary. Government health aides trace its release and failed applications dating from 1954 and 1961.
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Stevan Durovic
Waalkes
National Cancer Institute
Frank H. Wiley
FDA
Pharmaceutical
Krebiozen
Wiley
The
Cancer Institute
Boisseuillet Jones
Secretary of Welfare For Health and Medical Affairs
Jones
Man recalls life in Red China under hardship and work
Rush describes 1958 to 1960 as dire in China with factory stoppages and low production at Wu han textile plants. He earned 189 yuan monthly, far above ordinary workers, and endured 16 hour days during the great leap forward. He sought to leave in 1956, married Helen on Christmas Day that year, after meeting at a dance.
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Red China
Wuhan
China
Rush
Peking
Helen
Scott May Enters Democratic Race In North Carolina
Scott May considers a bid for the 1960s Democratic gubernatorial primary in North Carolina. He cites the old Scott support base and aims to unite rural interests while weighing rivals including Dan K. Moore and L. Richardson Preyer.
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Haw River
N. C
Robert W. Scott
U. S
W. Kerr Scott
Scott
Associated Press
North Carolina
State Conservation and Development Board
Superior Court
Dan K. Moore
Canton
Sam J. Ervin
L. Richardson Preyer
Greensboro
State Party
Bert Bennett
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
J. Beverly Lake
Gov. Sanford
Preyer
Bennett
Advances in Cancer Treatment Offer Hope for Cure Rates
Progress reports describe choriocarcinoma becoming increasingly curable with methotrexate and actinomycin D, yielding complete remissions in 75 percent of cases. Wilms tumor and retinoblastoma show improved outcomes with combined surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy. Research highlights nucleic acid alterations in cancer cells, multiple anticancer drugs, novel administration methods, and immunology advances offering longer, better lives for patients.
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Roy Hertz
National Cancer Institute
Sidney Farber
Children’s Hospital
Boston
Hertz
Wilms
Farber
Reed claims new golden trout world record in Wyoming
Haskell H. Reed of Riverton hooks a 15% pound golden trout from Washakie Lake in the Wind River Mountains. The fish, over 28 inches long and 7 inches wide, challenges the listed world record of 11 pounds 4 ounces from Cook’s Lake in 1948 by C. S. Reed.
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Riverton
Wyo
Haskell H. Reed
Washakie Lake
Wyoming
Wind River
Reed
Riverton Sporting Goods
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Cook's Lake
C.S. Reed
Omaha
Neb
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Scott May
Morris R. Wills
Fort Ann
N.Y
William C. White
Plumerville
Ark
Clarence C. Adams
Memphis
Alamance County
High Point Enterprise
Have Selr
Whay
United Federation of Teachers
New York
Jeanette di Lorenzo
Lenore Feldman
Brooklyn
North State
Cas Helephone CO
Belk
Girls Scout
Girl Scout
Beth Bec
Maxum M. Bingham
Thomasville
Porteblo Regi-Tempsitz
McLarty Drug CO
Melic
Bell Und
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