NIH opens new heart and brain surgery wing at Bethesda
The National Institute of Healths Clinical Center dedicates a 2 million wing. Dr D Andrew G Morrow and Dr Nina Braunwald perform open heart surgeries on a 39 year old woman and a 31 year old woman using heart lung machines. The advanced suite links operatory data to observation rooms and record rooms. The facility aims to develop techniques and gather data to advance medicine while reducing staff in the suite.
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Bethesda Md
HTNS
Natonal Institute of Healths Clinical Center
Andrew G Morrow
Nina Braunwald
Morrow
Braunwald
United States
Irom
Victer Penfield
Montreal
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Shin
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Humsel
Ourversty
Wien
Ar Ces
Medeca
Penfield
Eona Washngton DC
Electronics new aid in medical research diagnosis and therapy
The article discusses electro medicine as a growing science using electronic instruments to record and stimulate electrical activity in the body for diagnosis and treatment. It describes a dramatic case where emergency care used electrical stimulation to restart the heart and notes the field aims to aid nervous disorders epilepsy and heart problems.
Comet Sighted During Solar Eclipse by Seven Scientists
Washington reports seven scientists and technicians on a hilltop near Caratunk Maine during last July 20 solar eclipse observed a potential comet using a crowd of cameras mounted on a truck. The team led by Dr Bertram Donn of Goddard urged deeper searches near the sun, noting the danger of glare and the chance this object may be one of many comets.
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Washington
Hts
Caratunk
Maine
Neavens Trey
Treim
Grkyard
Nonaeronau Cxird Space Adms Acon
Experien
Junx
Frencois
Liege
Goodard Spice Flight Center
National Academy of Sciences
Dossin
Bertram Donn
Goddard
Nations Collaborate On Cosmic Ray Study
Washington dispatch reports three nations the United States the United Kingdom and Great Britain cooperated in studying cosmic rays from the upper atmosphere near the Arctic to analyze their nature and origins. A program titled International Years of the Quest involved transmitting signals and using satellites to probe cosmic rays and particle reflections for insights into physics and space weather.
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Washington
sLove Union
Great Britain
Cooper Adenis
Scardin
Faith and perseverance shaped Mabel Hubbard Bell’s speech
A biography-like reminiscence traces Mabel Hubbard Bell’s early life as the deaf daughter of Gardiner Hubbard, her gradual path to speech with teacher Mary Waite, and her partnership with Alexander Graham Bell, culminating in marriage in 1877 and joint work to aid the deaf.
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Washington
Mabel Hubbard
Alexander Graham Bell
May' Hubbard
Ashe
May
Mrs Hubbard
Helen E Wate
Gardiner Greene Hubbard
Boston
National Geographic Sociery
Hubbard
Mr Hubbard
Samuel Howe
Perkins Institution
Dr Howe
Horace Wann
Mary True
Mars
Wirs Bell
May Hubbard
Massachusetts
Hs Daughter
Wiss Waite
Clarke Senoo
Germany
Mabel
Bell
Alexander Melville Bell
Pupél
Philadelphia
Doppler Effects Reach Across Waves And Light
A profile explains Christian Doppler’s discovery that frequency shifts occur with moving sources. It notes Doppler’s work on light and the later application to sound, and describes how red shift shows distant galaxies receding while Andromeda nears, with practical uses in radar and submarine detection.
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Christian Dipple
Doppler
Earth
Andromeda
Japan becomes hub for global plastic surgery seekers
The article notes many women from around the world travel to Japan for affordable cosmetic surgery. It cites clinics like Juven Plastic Surgery Hospital and Ginza Institute, detailing common requests from Americans, French, British, and German patients, and the cautious attitudes of both patients and surgeons about outcomes and guarantees.
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Tokyo
Japan
Juven Plaste Surgery Hospital
Ginza Plastic Surgery Institute
Rohei Watsukuho
Est
Old drug Velphalan offers new hope for myeloma patients
A historical report describes Velphalan, an old drug, showing potential to relieve pain and control multiple myeloma. Trials recount its journey from England to Russia and back, with Dr Osserman noting cases where Melphalan kept symptoms at bay for up to three years.
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England
Russa
Fllot Ogserman Yous
Arg &Rgeans
New York
Francs Delafield
Studens
Cinery
Os Sserman
Corkel
Osserman
Melphalan
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