Word: livers
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...with a briefcase whom he had driven 135 yards from a cabstand to the bank shortly before the explosion. He later testified that police told him the photograph "was the one I had to recognize." The cabby, who happened to be an alcoholic, died of cirrhosis of the liver before Valpreda came to trial, leaving unanswered the question of why a terrorist would risk identification by riding a taxi for so short a distance. Also the driver's testimony was given a futura memoria, "for use in future," without Valpreda's counsel being present, which in Italy...
...Sauer's examinations revealed that at least 50 pilots, nearly all of them Americans who fly charter planes, had diseases that could have made them unfit to fly. Some had serious cardiovascular disorders which might not have shown up in FAA exams. Other problems discovered included diabetes, liver ailments, syphilis, tuberculosis, paratyphoid fever and kidney disease. Several had two or more maladies...
...treatment, which consists of regular transfusions of red blood cells, can be risky. Frequent transfusions can cause immune reactions and lead to an iron overload damaging to the liver...
...modern laboratory equipment or physical-rehabilitation programs, but all have doctors who read U.S., European and East bloc medical journals and stay abreast of current medical developments. They not only manage to provide a complete range of medical services but also carry on clinical research on cancer of the liver, which is prevalent in North Viet...
...here," says Inmate Robert Johnson, 34. "It's the officers' attitude. Hold it up. Slow it down. Constant bickering." Some guards still call black inmates "nigger," and the doctor is accused of mixing arbitrary racial attitudes with his medicine. The food is still bad. At lunch the liver was leathery and the mashed potatoes cold and lumpy. Everyone at the table insisted that conditions are worse now than a year...