Virus link to Hodgkin's disease eyed by Sloan-Kettering
Sloan-Kettering scientists report evidence of two virus-like particles in Hodgkin's cells and urge epidemiological checks for antibodies in close contacts. They note dual infection as a possible cause and plan studies of blood samples from patients' families and Netherlands cohorts, with NCI support.
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Catholic priesthood dwindles in United States
Washington report based on a study by Rev. Hugene Schallert of the University of San Francisco. From 1964 to 1970 diocesan priests left the ministry at 12 times the rate of new ordinations, religious order losses eightfold, with recruitment dropping over 50 percent and resignations rising 159 percent by 1970.
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