Breakthroughs Hint at Blood Test for Breast Cancer
KU Medical Center surgeon Dr. Loren J. Humphrey told Phi Beta Psi members in Hutchinson that recent work uncovers antibodies in blood of breast cancer patients. Aiming for a better test, researchers explore vaccines using abnormal serum proteins. about 30 percent with a specific antibody die in two years, while others show no deaths yet. The work, spanning seven years, may extend to cancer broadly.
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Loren J. Humphrey
Phi Beta Psi
Hutchinson
KU Med Center
Humphrey
Ottawa doll artist turns hobby into limited Bicentennial booklet
Kathleen Lyons of Ottawa designs four Heritage Dolls patterns for a limited run of iron-on patterns. The 15 inch dolls, sewn and stuffed, debut in a $4.95 booklet printed in Kansas City. Lyons, a Kansas State art graduate and former Hallmark artist, aims to reach doll clubs nationwide as she expands her collection and conventions appearances.
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Kathleen Lyons
Ottawa
Kathleen
Northeast Kansas
Kansas State University
Hallmark Cards
Kansas City
Main
Shirley Temple
Dr. Doolittle
Pillsbury
Lowell
Milwaukee
Lincoln
Nebraska
Beep Sound Has More Than Rhythm
In New Hyde Park New York a father-to-be asks if he may hear his baby's heart and activates a bedside recorder. At Long Island Jewish Hillside Medical Center the obstetrics unit uses fetal monitoring with abdominal sensors and a moving graph to track contractions and the baby's movements, showing jagged wavering lines.
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New Hyde Park
N.Y
Long Island Jewish Hillside Medical Center
Fetal monitoring advances cut danger in labor wards
Obstetric experts describe scalp testing and fetal monitoring as the highest level of safety, enabling rapid cesarean delivery when the heartbeat falters. The method aims to reduce stillbirths and improve newborn outcomes amid unpredictable labor.
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Joseph J. Rovinsky
Ann Landers Letters On Marriage And Self Image
A compilation of reader questions to Ann Landers covers love and marriage at nineteen, coping with a partner who will not kiss, scarring from kidney surgery, sun damage concerns, jealous spouses, and guidance on family and social pressures. The column includes practical advice and expert input on personal relationships and body image.
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Ann
Ann Landers
ST. John’s
S.C. Inc
Harvard Medical School
Japanese Dinner Delights Ottawa Students at Church Event
Japanese authentic food highlighted a church event Tuesday as the Outreach Circle of First United Methodist Church hosted Japanese students from Ottawa University at Mrs. Ethel Irwin's home in Ottawa. Circle members provided oriental dishes and four guests helped prepare chicken rice and vegetables. Sponsor Marle Mordy attended with the students. A program of songs games and a flower arranging demonstration followed, with all participants joining in.
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First United Methodist Church
Ottawa University
Ethel Irwin
Ottawa
Marle Mordy
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Beautyland
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Bill Weber
Mgr
S. Main
Tahoe
Mary
Missouri
I.B
Percy
Norelco
Wina Norelea
Ladybug
Jashin
Noreica
Ottawa Herald
Ld S. Cedar
NLB
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Briscoe Drug Store
9Th and S
Gibson's Discount
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