Word: vascularized
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DIED. CHARLIE FINLEY, 77, over-the-top owner of baseball's Kansas City and Oakland A's; known for innovations such as the designated hitter, nighttime World Series games and colored uniforms; of heart and vascular disease; in Chicago...
...rheumatoid arthritis, cell growth destroys underlying bone, arteriosclerosis is a proliferation of the arteries' vascular wall, creating a kind of plaque...
Despite the unexpected result, Dr. Basil M. Rifkind, senior scientific advisor to the division of vascular disease at HIH, said Sacks' study would not alter the NIH recommendations...
...approach that so far seems to be going over well with Northlane's young scholars. Sidney Tessin, 10, excitedly tells how her class dissected walnuts and discussed the ways vascular and nonvascular plants differ. In her old public school "we talked about plants," she says, "but never about why there are vascular and nonvascular plants." Nick Reisinger, a freckled 12- year-old, chimes in: "Here we get to talk about things instead of just listening to some boring teacher. I don't feel like 'Duh, what am I doing here?' anymore...
...Fugitive" centers around Dr. Richard Kimble, played by Harrison Ford. Dr. Kimble is a prominent vascular surgeon working in Chicago's Cook County Hospital. He comes home one night from a late surgical emergency to find a one-armed intruder lurking in his home. After a brief scuffle, the one-armed man escapes. The stranger has beaten Dr. Kimble's wife (played by Sela Ward) who dies in her husband's arms...