Virus sciences push to finish begins in lab era
A NEA feature outlines the unfinished global war on viruses, from polio to new strains. It notes how 1947 innovations let researchers grow viruses in mice and tissue, producing a 76 new human-sinuses find, reshaping how diseases are classified and treated, and stressing the need for long term virus typing labs and vaccines. It cites Surgeon General Leroy Burney and Minnesota studies, warning that mild polio cousins may worsen and that different viruses can trigger similar illnesses, complicating diagnosis and prevention.
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Faith's Overseas Aid Urges Help for Refugees Tonight
A sobering appeal notes million displaced people lacking beds in Hong Kong and Calcutta. It praises Faith's Religious Overseas Aid for aiding emergency relief and invites readers to contribute generously during the season of giving.
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