Death rate reduced at Sunny Hill
Sunny Hill annual report for year ending Aug 31 1954 shows the lowest death rate in the sanatoriums history. Three of 11 deaths had tuberculosis with silicosis present in the TB cases. Deaths: cancer three, myocarditis three, bronchial pneumonia one, silicosis alone one. No deaths under age 40. 139 patients treated. 93 men 46 women. 72 discharged. Procedures included 472 pneumothorax and pneumoperitoneum injections, 14 thoracoplasties, one pneumonectomy, two lobectomies, five other resections, ten bronchoscopies, nine phrenicotomies. Trustees listed as L. J. Fredericks, Dr. Gayle N. Hufford, Dr. Arthur Fahrner. A halfback on the North Texas
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State college footballer learns headache cause allergy to Bermuda turf
A state college football player discovers his severe headaches stem from an allergy to Bermuda grass, a turf used on every football field in the state, prompting medical and athletic staff to adjust training and field exposure.
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