Understanding pyloric stenosis and related health questions
In a reader inquiry column, Dr Donohue explains pyloric stenosis in infants, its surgical correction, and hereditary aspects. He notes most cases are treatable with a pyloromyotomy and highlights dehydration risks. The piece also covers chemical diabetes, cortisone use with bursitis, and the role of high fiber foods in blood sugar control with reader requests for further pamphlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Donahue
W.T
Biomedical engineers seek degrees and career path
Reader asks about prospects and education for biomedical engineers. The field grows slowly, about four thousand in number, with work spanning hospital systems, medical devices, and research. A traditional engineering undergrad followed by a master or PhD in biomedical engineering is advised. salaries range from mid twenties for master’s holders to around $60,000 for top earners.
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Bmes
Sue Moore
Veteran’s Administration
National Institutes of Health
The
Biomedical Engineerng Society
Economic Forecasters Signal Delayed Recovery Amid Bearish Data
AP analysis notes Wall Street volatility as Reagan optimism clashes with pensions of forecasters. Heller and Perry warn unemployment above 10 percent for months, Morgan Bank trims fourth quarter growth to 0.4 percent, Chemical Bank sees recovery delayed to 1983, and NAPM reports scant September good news.
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John Cunniff
New York
Wall Street
Reagan
Walter Heller
Congress
George L. Perry
National City Bank of Minneapolis
Fed
Morgan Bank
Morgan Guaranty Survey
Chemical Bank
Chemical
Edward Yardens
E.F. Hutton Securities
National Association of Purchasing Management
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Pauld. Donohue
Donahue
P.O
Chicago
By Joyce Lain Kennedy
Biomedical Engineers
Joyce
R.G. Cleveland, Ohio
Accreditation Board of Engineering and Technology
Joyce Lai Kennedy
Mulgagis
Reg Price
Itexaco
Havoline
Sparkomatic
S. Inc
Spengeiny
Hollywood
N. Grant
Odessa
Bull
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