Blue Cross weighs at work program for hypertension
Blue Cross advances a two year study with Heart, tongrand Bed Institute in Bethesda to test a work site program for hypertension across two of its 69 plans. The project aims to detect, treat, educate, and follow up at the workplace and to develop marketing methods for employers.
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Blue Cross
T He Blue ‘Cross Association
Tongrand Bed Institute
Bethesda
Blue Cross eyes workplace hypertension program
Blue Cross plans a nine month pilot to screen and treat employees for high blood pressure at worksites. Hypertension affects many workers and causes costly illness and lost productivity, with potential long term benefits if pills are taken daily.
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Blue Cross
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Conrol
Health Department
Heart Association
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Rise in child blood pressure tied to kidney disease
Dr. Philip Stanley reported at the Radiological Society of North America that 1 to 2 percent of children are hypertensive, with 73 to 80 percent due to secondary causes, most often kidney disease. He said surgical bypass grafts or kidney removal can cure 95 to 100 percent when the kidney issue is the cause, urging periodic blood pressure checks in young patients.
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I.R.A
Ila.a
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philip Stanley
Radiological Society of North America
Stanley
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Childrens Hospital ‘of
USC
FDA warns cyanide in Laetrile may kill cancer patients
The FDA says cyanide from Laetrile could poison or hasten deaths in some cancer patients who use the drug. It notes 17 documented deaths and urges continued study while banning interstate sales. a poster and 40,000 copies are distributed to warn health professionals.
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FDA
Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Pearly
Tite
Scientists urge global study on rising smog and climate risk
A report by scientists for the Department of Energy warns that increasing fossil fuel use raises atmospheric carbon dioxide with uncertain global climate effects. The study calls for a large, ongoing international research effort using computer models to forecast impacts on food supplies and biology, with results due by 1985.
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Judith Randal Mashington
Department of Energy
Alvin Weinberg
Institute of Energy Analysis
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Carter
Gaber
James Liverman
Energy Department
Environment
United States
National Energy Plan
Liverman
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