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...delay in replacing them after returning to earth. "The plasma starts going immediately,"e; Kerwin told the American Academy of Pediatrics in Chicago, "and the red blood cells follow." Kerwin, who was responsible for medically monitoring his mates on Skylab 1, also found that loss of blood fluid-and muscle tissue-was so great that the thigh and calf actually shrank...
...system depends on the two halfbacks who are expected to dominate the center and get the offense rolling through the center. Fluid passes and a harmonious combination with the four front men help a team dominate the game and produce potential scoring opportunities. However, the fluidity and coordination produced by a combination of talent and experience were not there for the Crimson yesterday afternoon...
True. There were no weaknesses in Willie Mays' career except a refusal to count the years. But last week he had to add up 42 of them, complete with fluid-swollen knees that had to be drained almost daily, an agonizing shoulder that would not let him throw, aching ribs that barely permitted him to breathe. "Maybe I'll cry tomorrow," Mays said, but he finally decided to hang it up after 22 resplendent years in baseball...
...been placed inside an airtight coffin that was the innermost of six boxes packed in five tons of charcoal, completely surrounded by a layer of white clay and, finally, buried under more than 60 ft. of earth. Furthermore, inside the inner coffin scientists found a reddish, mildly acid fluid containing mercurial compounds that preserved body moisture and helped retard decomposition...
There they multiply rapidly, triggering vomiting and devastating diarrhea that can drain off as much as 25% of the body's fluid in hours, depleting it of essential salts and causing dehydration, kidney failure and circulatory collapse...