New Hepatitis Treatment May Speed Recovery
Drs. Max Jacobson and Charles Ressler report a combination of cortisone and aureomycin cleared jaundice in hepatitis within one to two weeks in 12 patients. They note no relapses after five years and say recovery is usually slow, with bed rest and diet. The method’s full mechanism remains unclear and has been tried in about 50,000 cases nationwide.
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Clown Known as Tiny Armstrong Dies in San Francisco
Tiny Armstrong, the roly poly clown of the streets who visited sick children each Christmas, died Tuesday at San Francisco Hospital. He had performed incognito as “Chester Armstrong, 63, actor and panhandler, income irregular,” keeping his identity a mystery to hospital attendants.
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