Birth control pill for men delayed by funds and data
Berkeley scientists say male contraceptives face delays due to limited research funding and insufficient data on safety and efficacy. Researchers warn progress hinges on securing new funding and robust studies to guide development and regulatory approval.
Army halts 'happy hour' policy and mentions male birth control talk
Harvard professor notes no male pill available and estimates 8 to 10 years to market. Italy studies weekly pills acting on sperm formation with less genetic risk. In Europe USAREUR ends afternoon happy hour prices to curb alcohol abuse among servicemen. Gen. Blanchard backs reduced emphasis on alcohol use and tighter rules on beer busts and open bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard University
Donald Fawcett
Fawcett
University of California
Italy
Army
Usareur
U.S. Army
Europe
George S. Blanchard
West Germany
French official to headline Hugo symposium at Wright State
The Counsel General of France will be guest of honor at Wright State University on April 15 and 16 for a Victor Hugo symposium. Nineteen Hugo scholars will join Yves Coffin to discuss the French author's influence on works, writers and audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Dayton, Ohio
France
Victor Hugo
Wright State University
Hugh
Yves Coffin
Domestic relations petitions filed in Butler courts
The filing includes Thelma Brech seeking an annulment from Carl Brech of 6930 Mt. Vernon Apt. 1 and dissolution petitions for Charlie McGuire and Norma McGuire, Carl Price and Harriett Price, Reba Montgomery and Robert Montgomery, plus Henrietta Harp by Betty Miller against Rex Harp on neglect and cruelty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Brech
Mt. Vernon
Apt. 1
Thelma Brech
Lefferson Road
Charlies McGuire
DuBois Road
Carlisle
Norma McGuire
Fernwood St
Carl Price
Hans Brinker
Harriett Price
Reba Montgomery
Bavarian Drive
Robert Montgomery
Henrietta Harp
Betty Miller
Vannest Ave
Rex Harp
Yankee Road
AMA Chief to Outline Health Insurance View at Kenyon
AMA president Dr. Richard E. Palmer will speak at Kenyon College on April 13 outlining the association's stance on national health insurance. Palmer, a pathologist and member of the AMA Committee on Health Care of the Poor and Government Medical Service, will discuss aspects of the controversy.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Berkeley, Calif
United States
Food and Drug Administration
Phil
Norris
Butler
AMA
Kenyon
Es UR NY
Lim
FBI
Rod Dalton
Jackson Lane
Colonial Terrace
Armstrong