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Cox has no illusions that his finding will lead to the immediate conquest of syphilis. He must find out just what nutrients and how much oxygen the spirochetes need. Then will come the task of getting them to multiply in the test tube. Only after that will it be possible...
EARL WILSON, 67, has been equaling Lyons' prodigious output a few pages away in the same New York Post for more than 30 years. Wilson's 1,000-word column, "It Happened Last Night," appears six days a week and is now syndicated in nearly 200 newspapers. Wilson...
He accepted Harvard's offer of a visiting professorship, and, with a handful of others, has been trying since 1971 to elevate preventive medicine from its marginal importance at the Medical School. But his success has been limited. After a steady diet of Dr. Kildaire and Marcus Welby, Americans are...
Doctors would scarcely touch them (many still refuse to treat them), and the law looked upon them as human vermin who had to be swept off the streets and thrown into drunk tanks. Old attitudes still persist, but within the past five years there has been a remarkable change in...
"The Salk vaccine and the measles vaccine could have been developed on the kidneys of naturally-aborted fetuses," he added yesterday.