Centenarians may benefit from surgery doctor says
Dr. Mark R. Katlic of Massachusetts General Hospital argues that age alone should not bar centenarians from surgery. He notes several 100 plus patients undergoing procedures ranging from pacemaker generator replacement to hip repair lived for one to two more years, with some extending life beyond. He emphasizes thorough organ-system management and that a 100 year old can survive surgery as well as their offspring, if fit.
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Chicago
Mark R. Katlic
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Katlie
Katlic
Ice cubes in Third World drinks may bear bacteria
Study finds ice from developing countries can harbor illness causing germs that survive freezing and melting in beverages. Shigella persists in tequila ice, though tequila best inhibits bacteria. risk persists in undercooked foods and heavily contaminated water.
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Chicago
American Medical Association
Developing Countries
Mexico
Herbert L. DuPont
University of Texas Medical Center
Houston
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