FAA proposes 737 fuel system changes
FAA proposes airworthiness changes to wiring and vent systems on early and current 737 models to reduce risk of sparks in fuel tanks. The move follows the TWA 800 crash probe and parallels a prior 747 rule while excluding newer 737 variants due to wiring differences. Investigators consider electrical sources and heat as possible ignition paths in center wing tanks.
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Boy Electrocuted While Hunting Gophers in Alberta
In Dunmore Alberta a 16 year old boy died and his brother and two friends were injured when they tried to remove a gopher from an aluminum irrigation pipe. The pipe touched an over head power line delivering 14 000 volts. The victim Craig Batsel died at a Medicine Hat hospital.
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Drugs show promise for enlarged hearts in mice
Two immune suppressants cyclosporin A and FK506, widely used in transplant patients, show potential to curb cardiac hypertrophy in mice, offering hope for treating an enlarged heart that can lead to heart failure and sudden death. Experts caution about risks but see value in advancing therapies.
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