Vitamin A intoxication mistakes brain tumor signs
A UPI report cites alarm over vitamin A poisoning mimicking brain tumors. Doctors warn that high single doses and chronic intake can produce fatigue hair loss and bone pain, with liver and spleen involvement seen in severe cases.
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Delos Smith Bechara
John L. Soscia
UPI
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Spital
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Gue Lee
Joaquin Soler-j
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Hurricanes baffle scientists amid Atlantic storm scare
Washington reports ongoing bafflement among scientists as researchers study hurricane behavior affecting western Atlantic communities. The chaotic year of storms prompts warnings and calls for improved forecasting amid public concern and ongoing meteorological analysis.
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Washington
Fiora
Cuba
National Geographic Society
Cooper sees Earth below during orbit sighting NASA confirms
NASA officials defend astronaut Cooper's orbital observations after five science experts studied his reports from his 22.9 orbit last May 15 16. They say he truly did see houses streets and roads on Earth from space and warn these findings may influence future manned flights and spy satellites.
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Alvin B. Webs Jr
Cape Canaveral
Ing
Cooper
Earth
Globe
NASA
John A Okeefe
U.S
Weather Bureau
Gordon E
Dunn
Banner
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Agatai
Tozal
Australia
Alli
U. S
Tibetan Plain
Los Angeles
Calcutta
Dyna-Soar Nears Operational Space Glider Milestone
The article discusses the Dyna-Soar X20 project, a military influenced NASA space glider. It outlines a 30 minute re entry, heat shield, water wall cooling, and reusable ceramic coated parts for pilot controlled landing from orbit.
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Ixasa
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NASA
Mercury
Mercery
Scientist hunts man killer in Bolivian expedition
Dr. Richard Van Gelder, head of mammalogy at the American Museum of Natural History, leads a six month Bolivian expedition near the Itenez River to study hemorrhagic fever viruses in rats and bats. He aims to identify infection vectors to curb a disease that has killed about 200 of 600 cases in parts of South America.
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New York
Richard van Gelder
Bolivia
van Gelder
Department of Mammalogy
American ‘Museum of Natural History
Argentina
Korea
South America
Itenez River
Amazon
Middle America
Stener River
van Geljer
Sydney Anderson
Karl F. Koopman
Museum
Hernando de Imay
John Bouseman
University of Lcais
Donn E. Rosen
Profiles in science Robert A Millikan
The article profiles Nobel laureate Robert A Millikan born 1868, noting his work defining the electron charge, cosmic rays, and his role at Chicago and Cal Tech. It highlights his European mentors, 1923 physics prize, Faraday and Hughes medals, and leadership in Cal Tech’s prestige while promoting the Profiles in Science book and purchase details.
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Robert A. Millikan
Earth
Millikan
University of Chicago
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena
L. A. DuBridge
Cal Tech
Max Planck
Faraday
London Chemical Society
Royal Society
Lead weight as lifesaver in Great Salt Lake buoyant waters
The Great Salt Lake in Utah is ultra buoyant and eight times saltier than the ocean. A suggested safety measure is a weight tied to the ankles to keep a swimmer upright amid hazards and ice. The lake, 339 miles long and 150 wide, loses water by evaporation and is saltier than the Dead Sea at low water.
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Tevel
Panhandle
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Washington
Great Salt Lake
Utah
Interior Department
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Tdaho
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