West Least Healthy Area Highlighted in Survey
A Chicago based survey identifies the West region as the least healthy area. The report notes socioeconomic factors and regional health indicators affecting rural Midwest communities.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1972
Page
7
Resignation Tied to Atascadero Hospital Findings
The removal of Dr. William O'Brien as director followed a blue ribbon task force appointed by Governor Reagan. The nine page report confirmed that medical records at Atascadero State Hospital were altered and some patients may have been kept longer than necessary. Dr. Serber resigned March 21 as research director at the San Luis Obispo County facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
William O’brien
Atascadero State Hospital
Reagan
Department of Mental Hygiene
Michael Serber
Atascadero
Department
Alfred Calais
Serber
San Luis Obispo County
J. M. Stubblebine
Child Saint Sergio Faces Growth Puzzle In Tijuana
In Tijuana a 14 year old Mexican boy nicknamed Sergio shows a bone structure of a 4 year old. He stands 37 inches tall and weighs 33 pounds after growth stopped around age 6. Doctors consider pituitary deficiency and costly growth injections with partial curability possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tijuana
Mexico
Sergio
Science finds ally in war on illness
Atlantic City AP report on Transfer Factor TF a potent yet mysterious immune agent. TF from healthy donors boosts cellular immunity for six months to two years aiding infections cancers and transplant rejection. Dr. H Sherwood Lawrence cites cases in leprosy melanoma candidiasis and brain involvement while noting safety and unclear mechanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N.J
American College of Physicians
H. Sherwood Lawrence
New York University School of Medicine
TF research moves toward mainstream molecular biology and medicine
Dr Lawrence compares TF to early penicillin as a breakthrough for pneumococcal infection. He notes swift progress in identifying the biochemical basis and says intensive lab work is bringing TF into clinical use. TF triggers clumping of lymphocytes in a patient’s blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
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Chicago
U. S
American Medical Association
AMA
West
Midwest
David Chadwick
Children’s Hospital
San Diego
Patricia Dunklee
Tijuana Hospital
Casa de Todos
Dooley’s Bushnell
Bushnell
Dooley
Bankamericard
By Brian Sullivan
Department Bfc
P. O
Illinois
Corona
Toyota
Mirs
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