Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1950 — Page 22
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By DAVID DIETZ Seripps-Howard Science Editor Diabetes, No. & in the list of causes of death in the United States, presents more mysteries than certainties to the medical profession. It i= not a simple disease with a single cause. A generation ago medical men He put the blame on the pancreas § gland, a gland some six or eight: hi inches in length situated near the stomach. Groups of cells in ¢ this gland, the so-called islets of * Langerhans secrete insulin into : the blood stream. = When these cells. degenerate, BE - insulin is no longer secreted. The * 8 body cannot utilize sugar and it accumulates in the bloodstream. This is exactly what happens In many cases of diabetes. But it i= now known that there are also many cases in which there is no visible defect in the pancreas - gland. # Many Types of Diabetes In a comprehensive review of the subject, Dr. Arnold; Lazarow of the department of anatomy of » Western Reserve University points = out that there are many types of diabetes and that they all have different kinds of causes. : The pituitary gland, the thyroid gland, the cortex or outer portion of the adrenal gland, and the liver can all play a role in the development of diabetes as well as the pancreas gland. This is because all these organs play a part in the process by which the muscles of the body get their energy from the oxi-
creas gland which the islets re
dation of “burning” of the sugar:quire for the production of syn-
In the bloodstream. Dr. Lazarow uses the term The next type of diabetes dis “pancreatic diabétes” to describe cussed by Dr. Lazarow is the type of the disease in which tary diabetes.” there is actual the pancreas gland.
thesis of insulin
the tiny gland at the base of the Various Reasons brain, is overactive. He poifits out that this can Insulin is not the subcome about for a variety of rea- stance that must be present to sons. One is 'a hereditary defi- enable the muscles to burn sugar, elency of the requisite cells in the LD€ reaction is a complex chemgland. Another is the presence ical process requiring presence of of toxic substances in the body a number of chemical compounds which destroy the islets of Lang- KNOWN as enzymes, “ws erhans I'he presence of too much pituiA third cause is the degenera- tary hormone blocks or inhibits tion. apd exiaustion of: these the action of some of these enislets due to conditions under ZY™M€S. The result is that sugar which excessive demands are put accumulates in the blood, Joan {hel for the production of NEBRASKA’ S RAIN Finally, a fourth cause is the Nebraska received 25.3¢ inches failure of the hody to furnish the of precipitation. during 1949, 2.63 chemical substances to the pan- inches above normal.
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“pitulHere the pancreas baron degeneration in gland is normal, but the pituitary,
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| Sociolog ist Thinks Video May Moke Kids Egotistic
Thinks Impact of TV on Family Will Be Greater Than the Radio
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what more egotistic personalities. Household labor-saving devices are not really labor saving’ « ment of the “maternal family,” with the mother in charge. “* ducing on family life, states Dr. Be F- Nimkoff, head of the de- Blind Prof on Job partment of sociology at Florida, BLUE MOUNTAIN, Miss. State University. Of course, Dr. Nimkoff explain- pistor ed, it is too early yet to see the p,q: | effect of television on family life. |, ance of ness. | “Still,” he said, “the impact ofl}, television on the family will be vears old. ' greater than was the impact of ~ radio, for the appeal of the-eve is generally greater than the. appeal to the ear, especially in the case of young children.”
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Wrote In Publication Dr. Nimkoff expressed his opinfons in a special’ issue of the | Annals of the American Academy a of Political and Social Science entitled “Toward Family Stability.” “Television emphasizes dramatic skills, as compared with the radio's accent on music,” Dr. Nimkoff pointed out, “The demand for acters is
likely to be very
RB sreat. We may on this account expect that more parents will stress acting, tap dancing, and similar activities in the education Kk of their children-—a first derivative effect of television. - “The histrionic arts are not
without effect on the personality of the performers, catering as they ‘do to self-display and the | love of applause,” Dr. Nimkoff continued. “It is possible, therefore, that television will result in somewhat more egotistic person#lities in children-—a second derivative effect.” Housewives Work H:irder Dr. Nimkoff said that it was the
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23 Television may give children some-
The automobile has been largely responsible for the develop-
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