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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1999
Page
3
The FDA cleared TransScan Medical Inc. T-Scan 2000 to aid radiologists when mammograms are unclear. The device uses electrical mapping to indicate biopsy need, potentially reducing unnecessary procedures while catching cancers. The test adds under $100 to a breast exam and complements ultrasound and X rays in screening.
U S District Judge Sam Pointer refused to toss a panel report finding no illness link to breast implants. The four member panel faced bias complaints after Dr Peter Tugwell took a 750 honorarium from a former implant maker Bristol-Myers Squibb. The ruling keeps the findings in use across federal lawsuits nationwide.
An underwater salvage expedition searches 300 miles southeast of Cape Canaveral for the Liberty Bell 7 capsule lost since July 21, 1961. Led by Curt Newport, the 180 foot Needham Tide will dive to 3,000 feet, using sonar to scan a 24 square mile area for the capsule and its hatch, amid NASA history and mystery.
A Climate Prediction Center study finds the lower 48 states cooled about one thirtieth of a degree per decade since 1966 while precipitation rose nationwide nine tenths of an inch per decade. The trend varies by region with cooler East and Southeast and wetter falls, amid debate on causes and global warming.
NOAA scientist Richard Feely and colleagues report that from 1991 to 1994 El Nino warming the Pacific corresponded with the ocean releasing 30 to 80 percent less carbon dioxide than normal. This reduction in a key greenhouse gas could help counter rising emissions driving climate warming.
In Tokyo researchers developed an electronic alarm that monitors brain waves and bladder to wake children at bedtime. The $1.5 million device, created by a urologist and a telephone maker, completed clinical tests on 60 children aged 8 to 15 and awaits Health Ministry approval. Critics warn the gadget may affect self esteem, with some doctors contending bed-wetting is not a disease.
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