Monkeys aid long term radiation research at Emory center
Rhesus monkeys that survived Nevada atomic tests are now studied at Emory University’s Yerkes Center for long term radiation effects. Researchers note high cancer incidence and other blood changes, while exploring virus links and baboon cancer cell growth in the lab.
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Emory University
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National Cancer Institute
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School of Medicine
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England
Transistor radios spark a global communication revolution
A United Press International survey shows transistor radios shaping life from the Andes to Africa and the Middle East. Cheap to pricey portable sets reach remote villages, aid cold war influence, education, and pop culture, with nations from Peru to Saudi Arabia expanding use and propaganda reach.
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Middle East
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Laos
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Saigon
Hanoi
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Feisal
Saudi Arabia
Mecca
Desert
Riad
Sudan
Khartoum
Latin America
Colombia
Venezuela
Maryknoll Fathers
Andes
Philippines
Manila
Iare
Phoumi
Nam Tha
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