Whittaker test may end ulcer biopsy need
Whittaker Bioproducts in Walkersville introduces a noninvasive blood test for H pylori antibodies, potentially replacing stomach biopsies to diagnose ulcers. The test, based on Dr Martin Blaser's antibody-detection method, could affect treatment by guiding antibiotic use and tracking effectiveness.
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Walkersville
Whittaker
William Boteler
Deees
Boteler
United States
Vanderbilt University
Martin J. Blaser
Goodrich Eager and VOCAL Backing Post Recall
A Brunswick town scene after the recall sees three councilmen backing Ms Fauntleroy and two backing Mr Goodrich, who plans Saturday office hours at city hall for residents. He aims to review the fiscal 1990 audit, meet department heads and townspeople, and work with VOCAL on senior services and community safety. Local supporters expect reconciliation as former council member Wanda Nuse says good faith efforts will rebuild ties.
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Ms. Fauntleroy
Mr Goodrich
Goodrich
Mr. Goodrich
VOCAL
Merle Anderson
Brunswick Eagles Club
Anderson
Brunswick
SAT revisions spark debate over fairness and impact
The College Board pursues changes to the SAT amid criticism about bias affecting immigrants language minorities and gender groups. Trustees delayed a decision as educators legislators push for a writing section and exam content scrutiny.
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College Board
FairTest
Dr. Thomas Stone and a life in medicine in Frederick
Dr. Thomas Stone recalled brutal past treatments such as gastrectomies for ulcers and the shift from rest to other options. He described early house calls, snowstorm on-call duties, and sleeping in his office during blizzards as he served patients. Stone grew up in Washington and Braddock Heights, influenced by a physician grandfather, studied at George Washington University, and served in the Air Force before settling in Frederick. He opened his first office in 1951, returned from Korea, and ran a clinic at 4 W Third St for 37 years.
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Dr. Stone
Washington, D.C
Braddock Heights
George Washington University
U.S. Air Force
Air Force Medical Corps
Frederick
Third St
Dorsey and Luke Spar Over Frederick County State's Attorney Post
Luke Dorsey touts 20 year community service and 47 staff management with a $1 million budget as Frederick County's next state’s attorney. Luke argues current tactics fail to curb crack and calls for new leadership to coordinate law enforcement and reduce crime.
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Frederick County
Dorsey
Luke
Frederick
Memorial services held for Capt Hugh Nash Batten Sr
Memorial services for Capt. Hugh Nash Batten Sr. United States Navy retired 67 of Taneytown were held at his home. Interment with full Naval honors occurred at Arlington National Cemetery. Arrangements were by New Windsor Funeral Home. He was married to Mary Ellen Thomas Batten.
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Hugh Nash Batten Sr
United States Navy
Old
Taneytown Road
Taneytown
Ron Fisher
Ascension Episcopal Church
Westminster
Pat Sweeney
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington
New Windsor
D.D. Hartzier
Capt. Batten
Mary Ellen Thomas Batten
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Anita Soul
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