Black factor may aid cancer patients in melanoma fight
Seattle researchers Dr Ingegerd Hellstrom and Dr Karl Hellstrom report that about 80 percent of black donors carry a serum factor that blocks a cancer's blocking antibody, potentially boosting body defenses against melanoma. Their work, still experimental, involves transfusions from black donors to see if outcomes improve versus white-donor plasma.
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Hypoglycemia explained by Dr Lamb in health column
Dr Lawrence E Lamb discusses causes of low blood sugar beyond diet and explains the liver endocrine role in glucose regulation. He notes anemia infections and psychological factors can imitate hypoglycemia and offers dietary steps and lifestyle changes, plus contact details for the newspaper column and a booklet.
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Southland to raise newsprint price and expand output
Southland Paper Mills Inc. raises newsprint price by 10 a ton to 178 effective December 1 citing higher energy raw material and shipping costs. Combined capacity of 490 000 tons yearly at Lufkin and Houston with a plan to reach 620 000 tons by mid 1974 after Houston expansion. The company also formed a subsidiary to build and operate a natural gas pipeline to save the Lufkin mill. 1973 sales reached 89.5 million with about 250 newspaper customers across the South Southwest and Midwest.
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