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RENFIELD might make an interesting case for Abigail van Helsing, the doctor called in by Dr. Seward to solve his sister's mysterious illness. Of course, she immediately realizes that the illness is caused by a vampire.
The study, published in the current issue of the American Journal of Public Health, was conducted by three researchers from the Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health. Knud J. Helsing, Moyses Szklo and George W. Comstock followed the lives of 1,204 men and 2,828 women...
The study's most unexpected finding was negative: there was no evidence that either men or women were significantly more likely to die in the early months after bereavement. "That was the big surprise," Helsing, the, principal investigator, told TIME last week. "Our original premise was that the stress...
The researchers do not know why wives are less affected by the loss of a spouse than husbands, except to suggest in their paper that "the same physiologic and psychologic differences that give females greater longevity than males also act to make females more resistant to the stress of widowhood...
My vote goes to Christopher Lee, who played Dracula in seven Hammer films and one independent production. Lee is not a very good actor--he's usually much too stiff and rather boring--but something in Dracula tapped the best of him. True, it was an impersonal vampire, a far...