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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1984

Page

8

Year After Clark Death Second Implant Faces Red Tape

One year after Clark died, researchers struggle to obtain FDA and Institutional Review Board approval for a second artificial heart implant. Dr. Jarvik and Dr. DeVries press for faster clearance, noting potential United States delays could push implants abroad. Clark, 62, died after 12 days at Utah Medical Center from organ failures linked to cardiomyopathy.

Clark Palt Lake City Bargey Clark Robert Jarvik United States Jarvik Seattle University of Utah Medical Center William DeVries U.S. Food and Drug Administration DeVries FDA Richard Lee School College of Medicine Lee IRB Lyle Joyce Barney University Review Board Joyce

Artificial heart program fights FDA delays and abroad move

Artificial heart researchers led by Dr. Robert Jarvik and Dr. William DeVries face regulatory hurdles delaying a second implant after Barney Clark's transplant. Clark’s widow Una Loy expresses disappointment while researchers warn patients may die without faster approval.

Robert Jarvik William DeVries Jarvik Barney Clark U.S Clark Joyce DeVries FDA Lee Minneapolis Una Loy

House OKs grain elevator bill

After over two years of delay the House passed legislation to aid farmers when grain elevators go bankrupt. Rep Bill Emerson voiced optimism that the measure moves forward to conference while Sen. Robert Dole supported breaking the logjam. The issue drew national attention in 1981 after James Brothers Elevators collapsed.

Washington House Bill Emerson R-Mo Dan Glickman Chan House Agriculture Committee Senate Emerson Sen Robert Dole Brian James Brothers Missouri Arkansas

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