Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 June 1948 — Page 20
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CHICASS. Pine 16-1 18—The hottest clue in the rheumatic fever fs the chance that s disorder in body chemistry! + may be at fault. ~.Dr. Alvin F. Coburn, “director ‘the Northwestern Universiy's research in
2 “biochemical lesion” and believes it to be the key to the Brevention and treatment of the
CA Spo, of university investigators is: studying the blood and of patients in the hope that a substance will ‘be found to tip just which one of the body's chemical systems is at
y be possible to introduce rif perhaps a vitamin, the will restore normal reaction, insulin for diabetics. Cites Two Methods = There are two ways to find substance X, Dr. Coburn explains. One is a trial and error approach fn which one after another is uced
« “It is possible, even at this ly date, that somebody ‘will a lucky guess and supply corrective substance even bethe ‘exact nature ‘of the deis determined. ~+77f that happens, we can close and go fishing. But it isn't so that it seems wiser to Aa i and safer course lectin fundamental facts about the body which may throw light on the problem. This’ we \i to do with a staff of men trained in different disciplines and working from different
angles." : Medical Villain : One phase of this approach will deal with gathering more gbout the medical villain in the disease, the hemolytic This is a germ le for scarlet fever, ginus trouble, ' grippe, ear intion and the so-called sore throat. alder : be “/During a strep epidemic, pro ably 10 out of every 100 people a strep infection, but few, of develop Fhetmmatie fever, In
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Probe New Drug InFight on TB
: By Science Service : ANN ARBOR, Mich, June 18! Trial of a new drug as a possible femedy for tuberculosis is getting under way, Dr. Alfred Burger of the University of Virginia announced here at the first National Medicinal Chemistry Symposium Sponsored by the American Chemfeal Society. - ¢ The drug is a Japanese cousin of quinine, called cepharanthine, Several drugs derived from quinine have been studied for possible use in tuberculosis but only cepharanthine has shown any promise, Dr. Burger said. It was first isolated in Japan shortly before the war. It is now available in this ‘ country but since the studies have “barely started,” no conclusions about its effectiveness can be drawn as yet.
Mrs. Christ to Conduct OES Dedication Rites Mrs. Daisy M. Christ, grand secretary of the Indiana grand ; chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star, will conduct the baby dedication ceremonies which will
be held at 8 p. m. Monday in the Irvington Masonic Temple, 5513
E. Washington St. A meeting of the Irvington Chapter No. 364, OES, will also
be held. Miss Bea Johnston is] worthy matron and Donald Cook| is worthy patron.
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