Radioactive Techniques Aim at Chagas Disease Vaccine
Researchers at Long Beach State College pursue nuclear medicine methods to develop a vaccine against Chagas disease infecting 8 to 10 million people in Latin America. They plan to use radioactive carbon as a tracer to locate antibody formation, with aims also to explore a vaccine for African sleeping sickness in collaboration with the National Institutes for Research in England.
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Long Beach State College
Latin America
Betty Hester Kazan
Kazan
State College
Kavan
Man
National Institutes For Research
England
Venereal Disease Topic Set for School Health Series
The Long Beach Unified School District will host the second health education panel for school personnel on venereal disease. A three member panel convenes at 7:40 p.m. Monday in Burroughs Elementary School auditorium. Panel chair Len Glass, with Dr. John Gardner and Dr. Walter H. Smart as members, will lead the discussion.
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Long Beach Unified
Burroughs Elementary School
33Rd St
Len Glass
San Fernando Valley State College
John Gardner
Long Beach
Walter H. Smart
Division of
Los Angeles County Health Department
Four Pet Skunks Delight Massee Farm Visitors
The Donald Massee family in central Georgia struggles with four pet skunks Eenie Meenie Minie and Moe which feed on dog food and grow daily as neighbors and two Massee children Alan eight and Donna two watch with delight. The family fears one skunk may be the culprit if a stinking accident occurs.
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Donald Massee
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