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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1981

Page

9

Aging Patients Face Surgery Risks and Rewards

A hospital profile shows 64-year-old Rose Liebowitz healing after hip replacement and describes wider questions about operating on the elderly. Doctors stress individualized decisions, physiological age over chronological age, and careful anesthesia and handling to minimize complications in patients often with support from family. Doctors cite a JAMA study noting survival up to age 95 with low mortality in 80s and 90s bands, while emphasizing purpose and quality of life after surgery.

Rose Liebowitz Mrs. Liebowitz U.S Fred Ackroyd Miami Beach Mount Sinai Medical Center Liebowitz Rosie Journal of the American Medical Association JAMA Harvard Medical School Jovan L. Djokovic John Hedley-Whyte Mount Sinai Leon Manheimer Monte. Lichtiger Manheimer God Ben Donin Donin Sam Dresner Ackroyd Dresner

Ragelach and Oven Rice: Reader Kitchen Q&A

A reader asks for ragelach recipe from Joan Nathan and a foolproof oven method to cook rice. The column provides a ragelach dough with butter cream cheese flour raisin filling and strawberry toppings baked at 350 for 15 to 18 minutes. It also describes oven baking rice with same water and salt and a note on making condensed milk and reader suggestions.

Birds favor real foods over bagged seed says study

A Patuxent Wildlife Research Center study based on 179000 observations in the Washington Baltimore area finds wild birds avoid common bagged seeds like flax and canary. The full report Wild Bird Feeders is available free from the Fish and Wildlife Service in Washington DC. Bread crumbs remain a likely fallback.

Chemical & Engineering News Patuxent Wildlife Research ‘Center Fish & Wildlife Service Department of the Interior Streeet Washington, D.C

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