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Kessler claimed to be enjoying life much more. Bader went so far as to say his happiness cure was still rising, the peak not yet in sight. Ridge stated that it would be asking too much to expect any improvement in himself, but he did give it his unqualified approval...
...doctors George H. Whipple, George R. Minot and William P. Murphy, who got the Nobel Prize in 1934 for their liver cure for anemia, did not invent the cure (it was discovered some 20 years earlier by two Italians, Pietro Castellino and Alfonso Pirera...
Youth in Crisis deals more with the cause and extent of the problem than with the cure. The film shows the lack of emotional security in homes robbed of their parents by war plants and rocked by the immeasurable restiveness created by war itself. Babies wake screaming in siren-haunted blackouts. Boys just below draft age go on alcohol, marijuana and obscene-book jags, shrug off the discipline of parents who earn no more than they do. Mothers find it next to impossible to advise teen-age daughters who, erotically, are almost as experienced as Mother...
...Russian system often makes it possible for one doctor to follow a case from the operating room all the way to its cure. (But, the Russians explain, a switch in surgeons usually causes no trouble, as surgical procedure has been standardized in a series of Red Army handbooks...
...they plug lymph-gland ducts, may cause elephantiasis (huge swellings) in scrotum or legs. For some unknown reason the filariae rarely appear in the circulating blood except between the hours of 9 p.m. and 2 a.m. The larvae are carried by ordinary U.S. mosquitoes. As there is no cure for the disease, the only recourse is mosquito control. The only U.S. area infected at present is Charleston...