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...inborn heart defects. "Eighty percent of these infants could be saved by surgery," says Baylor University's Pediatrician Dan G. McNamara. The trouble is, Dr. McNamara told an international meeting on the heart and circulation of the newborn, that not enough physicians are trained to detect the sometimes subtle signs that a "cranky" baby may actually have severe deformities of the heart or major blood vessels...
...heavy academic load bring on incidents; others, particularly in the North, found fairer weather and increased leisure a more volatile combination. Most seemed to go along with Fred Turner, dean of the University of Illinois for the past 22 years, who says: "I've never been able to detect any pattern, except that the cause of the mean and ugly ones is usually something unexpected...
...gardening, as in most other pursuits, the buyer gets pretty much what he pays for. Bargain hunting in seeds is especially risky because not even an expert can detect a bad seed. And, as the Apostle Paul reminded the Galatians: Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap...
...group of students from Boston's three medical schools, the majority from Harvard, will provide information about medical services to Negro residents of Roxbury and Dorchester in order to detect and prevent disease in these areas...
...with the comment, "My daddy told me that if you don't want to get shot at, stay oft the firing line." He prides himself on being a shrewd judge of men's strengths and failings; yet he was, at the very least, unperceptive enough not to detect grave flaws in two of his very closest aides, Bobby Baker and Walter Jenkins...