Medical contributions often belittled
A UPI distributed piece by Rene Dubos notes a past global faith in modern medicine. It observes ongoing medical advances yet argues it has become fashionable to downplay medicine's role in health, highlighting a shift in public perception.
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Rene Dubos
United Press International
Medical progress shifts disease from aging to environment impact
A physician reflects on how sanitation nutrition and living standards have transformed public health this century. He highlights personal battles with rheumatic heart disease and endocarditis as examples of how antibiotics and modern care mitigate prior fatal conditions while chronic degenerative diseases rise with age.
Medical view on disease and rehabilitation in New Castle News
The piece argues medicine will help patients function despite illness, aiding rehabilitation and reducing anxiety. It notes disease is likely inevitable and emphasizes quality of life over perfect prevention or cure, with future discussion promised by Dr. Lester Breslow.
Major causes of death before 20th century and now control
Malnutrition and microbial diseases were the chief killers in earlier times. Today for under 40 and over 40 the leading killers are forms of violence and chronic degenerative diseases. Health largely hinges on lifestyles and environmental quality. Medicine can relieve symptoms aid rehabilitation and ease anxiety beyond prevention and cures.
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United States
Ren e Dubos Pioneer of Antibiotics and Journals
Rene Dubos a professor emeritus at The Rockefeller University since 1927 led microbiology and experimental pathology research. He helped develop antibiotics, edited The Journal of Experimental Medicine from 1946 to 1972, served as a contributor to The American Scholar since 1970, and won the 1969 Pulitzer Prize for So Human an Animal among other works.
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Rene Dubos
Rockefeller University
Journal of Experimental Medicine
Club schedules February clothing sale and party
Federation Juniors announce a February clothing sale with Mrs. William Nulph as co chair. Mrs. Everett Patton presents a program on Hummel figurines. Mrs. Leland Weimar chairs the meeting. A Valentine’s Day party is set for February 5 at Mrs. Jesse Badger’s home.
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Federation Juniors
William Nulph
Everett Patton
Leland Weimar
Jesse Badger
Polish woman bakes 52 croissant rolls for hostage return
Marie Jermakowicz, a 61-year-old Warsaw native, celebrated the release of 52 American hostages by baking 52 croissant rolls. She recalls life in a German steel mill during World War II, sharing her story with New Castle News staff and planning lights on her yard to mark the inauguration. Her tale links loss, survival, and renewed appreciation amid national rejoicing.
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Marie Jermakowitz
Rudy Nyhoff
Maxine E. Carlson
Ronald Reagan
United States
Hermitage
Marie Jermakowicz
Warsaw
Poland
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Marie
New Castle News
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Shenango Township Garden Club Hosts Show and Tell
The Shenango Township Garden Club displayed needlework a quilt and dried flower arrangements at a Show and Tell meeting hosted by Mrs. Calvin Sammons. Guests included Mrs. Dennis Clark and Mrs. John Hull. Door prize went to Mrs. Robert Vaneman. future trips and a garden mart were discussed. the Feb 10 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Thomas Whitten at 3115 Old Pittsburgh Road.
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Shenango Township
Christmas programs brighten Almira Home holiday season
Residents at Almira Home enjoyed a series of Christmas performances from New Castle area groups. First Baptist Church, Shenango High School, and Laur al High School National Honor Societies presented programs while a First Pentecostal youth group and several children’s groups sang carols. Stacy Morrow and Matt Wish handed out favors to each lady as John Ross and the Ramsey Trio provided music on piano violin and flute during the Santa Claus visit and gift exchanges.
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Almira Home
New Castle
First Baptist Church
Shenango High School
Laural High School
First Pentecostal Church
Stacy Morrow
Matt Wish
John Ross
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