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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 2000

Page

9

Nurse Fox Named to State Nominating Committee

Michaelene Fox, a Registered Nurse at Ransome Hospital and District 9 member from Ottawa, was elected to the Kansas State Nurse's Association nominating committee. She earned an associate degree in somethings from Colby County Community College.

Fox Michaelene Fox Ransome Hospital Kansas State Nurse's Association Colby County Community College Ottawa

Gift to launch brain research center at University of Kansas Medical Center

A $7 million donation from Forrest and Sally Hoglund of Dallas funds the Hoglund Brain Imaging Center at KU Medical Center and other projects. The $4 million imaging facility will study autism, Parkinsons disease, epilepsy, and developmental disabilities, with aims to open in 2002. The gift, plus $1 million state support, positions Kansas City as a biomedical research hub and ties KU to the Life Sciences Institute network.

Kansas City Forrest Sally Hoglund Dallas University of Kansas Medical Center Hoglund Forrest Hoglund Hoglunds Kansas Oil and Gas Robert Hemenway Michael Welch Welch Kansas City Area

Survey shows parents misperceive vaccines nationwide

A nationwide telephone survey of 4 600 parents finds many believe children receive too many immunizations and some may withhold vaccines. The study, to be published in Pediatrics, cites risk to children and communities and notes vaccine information efforts by the National Network for Immunization Information.

Chicago Bruce Gellin Vanderbilt University American Academy of Pediatrics Gellin The Academy Suzanne Walther Murfreesboro Tenn

Public defibrillators could save lives in crowded places

Two studies show automated defibrillators used by flight attendants security guards and others greatly raise survival from cardiac arrest. Nearly half of victims survived in the studies versus about 5 percent out of hospital. Timely shocks dramatically improve outcomes with each minute without a shock reducing survival by about 10 percent.

Michael A. Jaker University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey Newark

Focused ultrasound eyed as noninvasive cancer therapy

Vicki Freeman lies beneath an ultrasound beam at MD Anderson while researchers test focused ultrasound to kill breast tumors noninvasively. The trial pairs MRI guidance with transducers to heat tumors, aiming to avoid surgery though safety and costs are debated.

Houston M.D. Anderson Cancer Center Boston Brigham & Women's Hospital Darrell Smith Harvard University Brigham & Women Harvard M.D. Anderson Marc Fenstermacher Freeman Fenstermacher Smith Food and Drug Administration University of California, Los Angeles UCLA Helena Chang

Arthritis therapy targets rogue white blood cells shows promise

Philadelphia AP reports early testing of a biotechnology rheumatoid arthritis treatment aimed at B lymphocytes. In 20 patients aged 40 to 70 with 22 years of arthritis, initial 18 to 6 month results show significant improvement, normal life activities resumed, and some required retreatment but with strong responses. Researchers expect potential availability in five to seven years.

Philadelphia Jonathan Edwards University College London Edwards American College of Rheumatology John Klippel Arthritis Foundation Washington Klippel

Tropicana touts orange juice heart health claim

Tropicana, owned by PepsiCo, will launch an FDA approved packaging claim stating potassium in orange juice helps reduce risks of high blood pressure and stroke. A $10 million campaign features in store displays, 5,000 blood pressure machines, and ads targeting black and Hispanic consumers.

Bradenton Fla Tropicana Products Inc Food and Drug Administration Brock Leach Tropicana Monjay Cana FDA Minute Maid Co Minute Maid Coca- Cola Co

FDA probes deaths linked to irritable bowel drug Lotronex

Five women died after using Lotronex, a new IBS treatment, prompting FDA review of its safety. Officials say it is too soon to determine causality, but investigate potential ischemic colitis and severe constipation. A consumer advocate urges banning the drug amid safety concerns.

Washington Food and Drug Administration FDA

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