FBI spied on Bobby Fischer in Cold War era
FBI files show surveillance of Bobby Fischer from the 1940s to the early 1970s amid fears of Soviet recruitment and questions about his mother Regina. Documents reveal informants, mail checks, and interviews, with conclusions that Regina was not a spy and the Soviets did not recruit Fischer.
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New Cell Therapy Shows Promise For Heart Failure
University of Michigan doctor Fran cis Pagani and Arizona Heart Institute’s Nabil Dib report early results from a study using patient adult myoblasts injected into scarred heart tissue. In 16 patients undergoing bypass or temporary pumps, heart function rose from 23 to 36 percent, with improvement most apparent when combined with bypass surgery. Others in Poland, Britain, and Germany tested similar approaches with mixed findings.
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University of Leicester
Great Britain
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Rostock University
Germany
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