Alcohol linked to coma expert testimony in von Bulow retrial
In Providence UPI three defense experts testified that alcohol, not insulin, contributed to Martha Sunny von Bulow's irreversible 1980 coma. Dr. Vincent Marks argued she drank enough to damage herself, while Rhode Island officials pressed about documented abstinence. The trial centers on whether von Bulow attempted to kill his wife with insulin to enable an inheritance and his mistress.
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Measles on rise but elimination remains possible
The CDC reports 2,534 measles cases in the United States last year, up from 1,497 in 1953, while federal officials including Secretary of Health and Welfare Joseph Califano press an initiative to wipe out the disease by 1982. CDC specialist Don Stenhouse notes ongoing declines compared with the 1950s and 60s, urging prompt action by the public.
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