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A Dose of Emetic. Now, Cornell University's Dr. B. H. Kean, a specialist in tropical medicine, and Surgeon Edward I. Goldsmith have devised a method to remove most of the flukes. The two reasoned that when a patient is cut open to have his spleen removed, he might...
Dr. Houck noted that three drugs, hydrocortisone, oxyphenbutazone (Tandearil) and indomethacin (Indocin), when injected into animals, all cause the release of an enzyme which is itself inflammatory-though all are prescribed as anti-inflammatory medicines in arthritis. This, he declared, is puzzling to the point of being "intellectually unpleasant." Dr...
Unpleasant Fact. Like everybody else, columnists were taken by surprise. Nevertheless, New York Post Theater Critic Richard Watts Jr. found the wit to quip that "it is safe to predict that someone will soon be blaming Lyndon Johnson for the whole ugly Middle Eastern crisis." Sure enough, someone soon was...
Few commentators had kind words for the United Nations. What the war shows, wrote Washington Post Columnist David Broder, is that "once the U.S. enters an arena of international politics, it cannot opt out. Nor can it shift the responsibilities it has assumed to the U.N. The deterioration of the...
Unpleasant as that sounds, bankers privy to the Government's own figures insist that it understates the problem by including special "nonrecurring" deals. Without these, the deficit would be double what the Administration admitted. Even on the Commerce Department's basis, the deficit is running at an annual...