Electrical Charges Halt Clots in Surgery
University of Rochester surgeons report a method to prevent blood clots during surgery using a negative electrical charge. The technique, tested only on dogs, involves a tiny stainless steel tube in a blood vessel charged by a battery to repel clot formation. It would not treat existing thrombosis and may enhance safety in delicate heart brain and intestinal vessels.
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Chicago
UPI
University of Rochester
Seymour I. Schwartz
Ith
Schwartz
Supernova Image Reveals Distant Cosmic Explosion
At a recent National Astronomical Union meeting in Berkeley, a UCS photo shows an enormous supernova rivaling billions of stars in brightness. The distant event occurred about 800 million years ago and outshines its faint host galaxy. A nearby star in our galaxy appears in the lower right of the image.
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National Astronomical Union
Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Bere
Dr. Zwicky
Debate Over Death Definition Sparks Medical Ethics
In New York discussions, physician Vincent J. Collins argues clinical death is a medical state not the final death finality. he urges rethinking to allow reversal under judged circumstances. The piece notes moral duties to preserve life while avoiding futile measures and highlights anesthesia experts like Collins in this debate.
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API
Collins
Vincent J. Collins
Sician
Cook County
Ruanda Hospital
Chicago
Medical Society
State of
Kennedy
John A. McCone Jins
Ceneaeas Bodgets
Sitral Intelligence Agency
Reds Face Yankees in World Series Showdown
The Cincinnati Reds oppose the New York Yankees in the World Series, a clash of baseball titans with championship implications. The matchup pits storied franchises against each other as fans anticipate a dramatic fall classic.
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Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Bits and Pieces in World of Sciences Reveals Oddities
Recent tests show white rats display distinct personalities in NASA style study at the University of Texas. Rats vary in sugar intake drink choices and activity, with some traveling up to six miles daily in a 1,200 company system alongside ancient devices and satellites. Kea Island near Athens unveils Greece’s oldest computer installations and expanding totals.
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Sion
Aeronautics and Space
NASA
Samos
Midas
University of Texas
Ratateler
B.C
Greece
Kea Island
Athens
United States
Bacteria Linked to Cholesterol Reduction in Blood
New York UPI reports researchers Paul Samuel and William J Waithe fed neomycin to 27 men and 29 women aged 21 to 71 for 4 to 37 weeks. In every experimental period cholesterol fell 14 to 29 percent, with no dietary disruption or health issues observed.
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New York
UPI
Paul Samuel
William J. Waithe Tomake
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