Hormone Helps Short Children Grow in Emory Study
Boston AP reports researchers at Emory University Hospital and the New England Journal of Medicine describe using human growth hormone to boost growth in 20 children aged 8 to 11 with below normal growth. The hormone accelerated growth for six months, offering potential help to about one in ten short children and up to one in three with severe cases, while acknowledging limited adult effectiveness and supply constraints.
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Boston
Daniel Rudman
Emory University Hospital
Atlanta
New England Journal of Medicine
Rudman
New Market Parade Highlights Fire Prevention Roles And Classic Car
A New Market District Volunteer Fire Company parade near Armadale Farms showcased Miss Maryland Fire Prevention Kim Kessler assisting Mary Lazarewicz while Brad Zieler from Monrovia displayed his 1929 Ford which won Best Appearing Old Car. Drummers from the Twirlettes of Frederick practiced as West Friendship firefighters rested before the parade.
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New Market District Volunteer Fire Company
Armadale Farms
Kim Kessler
Miss Maryland
Mary Lazarewicz
Mias New Market
Brad Zieler
Monrovia
Twirlettes
Frederick
West Friendship Volunteer Fire Company
Gail Cisena
Treasure hunters seek Maryland treasure deal on shipwrecks off Ocean City
Eastern Shore treasure hunters claim four wreck sites off Ocean City hold 18th century ships with valuable artifacts and ask Maryland to share salvage proceeds. Subaqueous Exploration seeks a state‑private split under admiralty law, with Smithsonian valuation and board approval, while state archaeologist urges regulations to protect state rights.
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Annapolis
Ocean City
Maryland
Donald C. Greenman
Subaqueous Exploration and Archeology
Board of Public Works
Greenman
U. S
Bastian
Atlantic Ocean
Delmarva Peninsula
Atlantic
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Great Britain
Radio Shack
American Express
Visa
Mastercard
Optimus
Dea
Dwi
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