Legal abortions not answer to population swell
An unpublished study for a presidential panel says legalized abortion in all states would have little initial impact on population growth but could curb illegitimate births. Dr. Christopher Tietze cites New York City data, noting many abortions would have occurred illegally without legalization. The report stresses modest demographic effects and a drop in New York City's illegitimate births in early 1970s.
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Surgeons Achieve Successful Muscle Transplant Breakthrough
London reports a landmark in surgical technique as Noel Thompson at Middlesex Hospital performs a transplanted muscle operation. The de nerveed muscle grows new blood supply and eventually connects with surrounding tissue, offering potential for sphincter muscle replacement and relief of debilitating conditions.
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New York Medicaid Probe Finds Nearly 1 Billion Lost
A grand jury report accuses physicians dentists druggists nursing homes and city agencies of dishonest and lax administration of New York City Medicaid. It cites misbilling dead patients double billing and overcharging losses totaling about 1 billion dollars over 44 months ending January 1970.
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