U S Soviet study finds aspirinLike drugs help juvenile arthritis
A 10 year U S Soviet trial of 162 children with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis shows aspirin like drugs as effective as penicillamine and hydroxychloroquine. The joint effort, led by Dr Lev S Alexeev and Earl Brewer, highlights successful collaboration and notes language barriers but shared medical goals across the United States and Soviet Union.
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Coffee and caffeine effects on runner performance debated
Dr Donohue notes caffeine may boost felt pep and raise fatty acids used as fuel but is unlikely to improve long distance performance and can cause dehydration and jitters. He urges moderation before runs and warns of potential negative effects on coordination and sport integrity.
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Panel endorses electroshock therapy under strict controls
A National Institutes of Health panel says electroconvulsive therapy remains useful for a narrow set of severe psychiatric disorders. It cautions about memory loss and confusional states but supports continued use with detailed risk disclosures and rights protections under tight guidelines.
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National Institutes of Health
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