Nixon fires NIH director Marston in health shakeup
Washington reports President Nixon dismissed Robert Q. Marston director of the National Institutes of Health as part of a broader HEW turnover. The NIH remains largest biomedical research center with a 21 billion dollar annual budget. NIH officials say no institute directors have resigned. Marriott notes indicate potential transition plans for NIH leadership.
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Sabin probes virus link to cancer findings raise questions
Dr Albert Sabin and Dr Tarro cite preliminary results linking herpes simplex viruses to a broad group of human cancers. The National Cancer Institute plans evaluation in the United States with Tarro invited to assist. Public Health officials note the evidence is unproven and requires further testing.
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