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...logical because women are already loyal to the brand since they buy at least 70% of the shorts worn by their husbands or sons. Like men's briefs, Jockey For Her panties will be made of no-shrink cotton. None of that lacy, silky stuff. Jockey President Howard Cooley says the product will be "very feminine, even if it's not highly sensual...
...that glory, at least for now, is history. This year's squad is a lot less big and a lot less awesome than usual. Gone are such heroes of yesteryear as Charlie Bott, Al Halliday. Roy Roberts and Mark Cooley. They're legends now, consigned to an era which may very well go down in the books as Harvard rugby's Golden...
Heart Surgeon Denton Cooley had just topped off 27 holes of golf with a Sunday dinner at his vacation home in Galveston, Texas, when an urgent call came through from Houston: a heart was available for transplant. Cooley raced to the Texas Heart Institute, and by 1:30 the next morning, after a 2½-hour operation, a 43-year-old man from Ohio had a new heart and Cooley had completed only his third such procedure in four years...
Since that day last month, Cooley has performed another heart transplant and has made plans for 33 more over the next two years. His renewed activity is part of a nationwide comeback for heart-transplant surgery after a distressing period in which almost all its early advocates had abandoned the operation. The reason: a fatality rate of up to 80% within a year after the surgery. Patients were often given huge doses of powerful immunosuppressive drugs to keep them from rejecting the "foreign" heart tissue, but the drugs made the patients vulnerable to other diseases. Says Cardiologist Philip Oyer...
...Sandoz Ltd., cyclosporine is a natural fungal compound that somehow blocks the production of those white cells that cause rejection but not those that fight infection. Says Dr. Barry Kahan, head of the organ-transplant division of the University of Texas Medical School at Houston and a colleague of Cooley's: "This is the secret ingredient, the thing that unlocks the door to transplants...