Coroner Describes Tough Job Notifying Survivors
San Diego Deputy coroners handle 3000 yearly deaths. Coroner Robert Creason explains the hardest task is personally notifying survivors, often met with hostility. night calls are most challenging, especially when a widow has young children.
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Robert Creason
Creason
California
Aspi Rub advertised as ultimate pain relief remedy
An advertisement claims Aspi Rub topical liquid aspirin provides hours of relief and can make other pain relievers obsolete. It offers purchase at local drug stores or by calling 967-3665 before 9 00 am.
Surgeon seeks soul in book Mortal Lessons by Richard Selzer
Dr Richard Selzer a Yale School of Medicine surgeon discusses Mortal Lessons Notes on the Art of Surgery a collection blending medicine human life and philosophy. He describes his prose as baroque yet insightful noting the soul hidden in the body and his aim to find greater meaning in medical practice.
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Los Angeles
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Richard Selzer
Philospher
Selzer
Yale School of Medicine
New Haven
Blood pump aims to aid heart disease patients
Detroit based surgeon Dr. Adrian Kantrowitz leads development of a ten inch cigar shaped blood pump sewn into the aorta to boost arterial pressure and aid weakened hearts. The device requires an internal power source and infection control as trials show mixed results with outside power supplies.
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the Sinai Hospital
Kantrowitz
Howenstine Adaptive Education School Opens in Tucson
Tucson School District One opens Howenstine Adaptive Education School a $1 million nonresidential facility for 107 high school age students with mental emotional or physical handicaps. The program emphasizes personalized plans a calm environment and work skills in welding pottery cosmetology and industrial education.
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Gordon
Women More Prone To Low Mood Than Men Says Yale Harvard Team
Yale’s Myrna Weiseman and Harvard’s Gerald Klerman review studies showing roughly twice as many women as men experience low mood. They flag biological, hormonal, and psychosocial factors as possible explanations but say evidence is inconclusive for any single cause. They note postpartum hormonal changes raise risk for six months, while menopause shows no clear mood impact.
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Washington
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Myrna M. Weissman
Yale
Gerald L. Klerman
Harvard
Weissman
Klerman
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