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... Drum Band - Producer: Art Rosenbaum - Location: Mt. Pleasant, IA - Tracks: Sounds Of Steam Engines, Medicine Show Singers, Fife And Drum Band, Interview, Steam Calliope ...

... oad transportation and its significance. 2 Belgians among the world's greatest consumers of patent medicine. 3. Coal no longer the mainstay of Belgian industry. 4. Flanders being cut-up by road, highways. 5. ...

... e. 2. Pros and cons of increased dependence on nuclear energy. 3. This year's Nobel Prize awards in medicine. ...

... Italy -- Unusual medical therapies, discussed at the recent Third International Congress of Natural Medicine, are reported. France -- Bridget Bardot's campaign to save young seals. --Is there still a French ar ...

... "The Responsibility of Caring for Pets" Dr. Robert W. Kirk, Professor of Small Animal Medicine at Cornell University, talks about the care and treatment of household pets of all kinds. He has recently written ...

... ymond H. Cypress, Director of the New York Diagnostic Laboratory at the State College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University, talks about the science of veterinary diagnostic medicine, and how his labor ...

... upied Palestine at the end of WWII. 2. Architecture: The Mamillah District of Jerusalem. 3. Modern Medicine -- One of the newest developments in medicine is bio-medical engineering, the application of scient ...

... Almanac bring you the people and the events that are making news throughout Italy. 1. Computerized medicine comes to Italy. 2. The Circus Theatre in Rome flourishes once again. 3. Italy's artistic and natura ...

... instrument. 2. A discussion with a young medical scientist regarding basic and applied research in medicine. 3. A new Hungarian film--a Western called "High Dukes"--of all things! 4. A young musician-sportsma ...

... Arab Science And Medicine: A survey of the important contributions to modern science and medicine left by early Arab civilization: algebra; astronomy; the decimal system; navigation; surgical procedures; the d ...

... legation to fashion showings during Israel Fashion week. 3. Dr. R. Yagil, Department of Comparative Medicine, Ben Gurion University, discusses his research on camels and their possible use instead of cattle in ...

... his book and this discussion. He also includes some interesting differences between the practice of medicine in England and that usually found in Canada and the United States. (Prepared for BFA by the Canadia ...

... Japan--German physician Dr. Philip von Sieboldt, who taught Western medicine to the Japanese, returned to Germany in 1862 with hundreds of Japanese books, of which no copies were left in Japan. Recently they ...

... serious books, still novels, but based on important medical discoveries. Dr. Gordon, who practised medicine for seven years, talks about the source of his fictional characters. ...

... sses what makes his ideas so controversial. His previous book, The Doctors, reveals his belief that medicine is "an art, not a science." (Radio France) Britain (BBC): Dr. Jolly's Book of Childcare - Dr. Hugh ...

... s," and he stresses the need for concentration on services that Britain does best (such as banking, medicine, arts and education). Britain: A Future that Works is published by Houghton Mifflin. ...

... s of the Soviet Union. It is now being studied by a group of scientists to test its possible use in medicine. The root, which acts as a stimulant, is being tested for its effects on mental depression, to fight ...

... Although scientific research has led to astounding developments in such fields as medicine and space exploration, there are still many natural phenomena now under scientific study: France -- This report discu ...

... USA -- Dr. William D. Dement, Director of the Sleep Disorder Clinic, Stanford University School of Medicine, describes the research which he and his colleagues are doing, which reveal unsuspected causes of ins ...

... e with human patients; and within a few years it seems probably that a whole new world of micropill medicine will emerge. ...

... ents and understandings in the field of immunology and the vital role this new work can play in all medicine and therapy for disease. She also discusses her own current study of one of the immune mechanisms-- ...

... ssor William C. Dement, Director of the Sleep Disorders Clinic at the Stanford University School of Medicine, talks about his latest research on "sleepiness." Professor Dement is currently lecturing on the Co ...

... Britain: Dr. Oliver Sacks of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York describes the strange illusions which afflict sufferers of Parkinson's disease, and he explains how they can be helped to cope ...

... Richard Dahl talks about the causes of some major diseases. Sir Richard, who is Regis Professor of Medicine at Oxford, is perhaps best-known for linking cigarette smoking to lung cancer. ...

... odies/ nerves and muscles. --British Information Service: The most unpredictable of all subjects of medicine may be pain. A simple new technique of freezing nerves to kill pain is explained by Dr. John Lloyd, ...

... e the risk of heart disease. Participants: Dr. Michael DeBakey, president of the Baylor College of Medicine, pioneer in various techniques of heart surgery. Dr. Charles Glick, professor of Medicine and Pedia ...

... . 4. An interview with Professor Tenato Dulbecco, medical biologist who received the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1975. He says that he believes that the next ten years will be decisive in the battle against ca ...

... ntonio, Texas. 1. Dr. Philip A. Wolf, Associate Professor of Neurology, Boston University School of Medicine, talks about prevention and control of strokes. 2. Dr. John M. Tew, of the Mayfield Neurological Ins ...

... risk of producing dangerous micro-organisms is remote. Cryobiology: Freezing people's bodies until medicine advances enough to cure the diseases which killed them, is a dubious technique in the American deat ...

... munity health program in which they have recently participated. Organized by the School of Tropical Medicine in Liverpool, England, this special course is training personnel in an area which is widely recogni ...

... sting Corporation. Breast Pain is not Psychological - Two doctors from the Welsh National School of Medicine discuss their findings which indicate a purely physical basis for the disease. Towards a Cure for P ...

... Japan: Employing Plants to Lower Blood Pressure - A Japanese research group is working to develop a medicine containing ingredients from plants which reduce blood pressure. Canada: Man-Made Blood - Dr. Jan Bl ...

... Scotia, discusses the subject with the CBC's pat Napier. Britain: (BIS) Conference of Psychosomatic Medicine Dr. Malcolm Carruthers of London's Institute of Psychiatry, and organizer of the conference, explai ...

... ch into Ovarian Cancer - Dr. Valerie Beral reports on studies at the School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine in London. (BBC) ...

... Natural Medicine--Today's guest is Dr. Robert Thomson, an internationally known herbalist and author of the book Natural Medicine (McGraw-Hill). He holds doctoral degrees in Naturopathy (Britain) and Naprapathy (Unite ...

... l. Capitol. The Playboy Syndrome: Jean Shepherd. Elektra. The Eggplant That Ate Chicago: Dr. West's Medicine Show and Junk Band. Obscure. I Like You: Alan Arkin. Columbia. I Hate Liver: Rasche-Staahl (from a ...