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Thursday. August 8, 1937
The Medical Roundup
Aft.
Parkinson's Disease ' -
Hundreds of people ask what
they can do about Parkinson's
syndrome (group of symptoms).
In this disease
the p e r s on's
face loses ex
pression, and
he may get a
shaking palsy
in one or both
hands. He is
likely to walk
bent over a bit
with his hands
held motion
less near his groin, and he may
walk in a peculiar way, shoving
his feet ahead. He may be ment
ally slowed-up, he may talk
without expression, and he may
feel as if his muscles were filled
with glue. Fortunately, he will
usually retain his good sense, his
basic character, his old person
ality, and his ability to think.
Thus, I remember a theoretical
physicist with a severe form of
this disease who . was still able
to make his very abstruse cal
culations. In the cases of young people,
the symptoms usually follow an
encephalitis or inflammation of
the brain. In older persons, the
cause appears to be a small
stroke or a series of small
strokes. Many of these strokes
come at night, and hence are I
not recognized.
The question is, what to do?
One can hardly hope for a cure, j
but only for relief. There are a
number of drugs that physicians
can try which sometime cut
down on the muscular stiffness
and on the tremor.
Dr. Irving S. Cooper, of New
York City is sometimes able to
stop the tremor by injecting a
few drops of alcohol into a tiny
area in the brain of these pa
tients, and particularly of the
younger ones.' It is hoped that
with continuing research, even
better results will be obtained.
Modern Plant Medicine
People like the antivivisec
tionists who hate medicine and
doctors forget that everything
that is ever discovered in human
medicine is likely to be used
quickly in animal or veterinary
medicine. Perhaps, more remark
able yet, much of it is trans
ferred to plant medicine. For in
stance, of late, agricultural ex
perts have been excited about a
marvelous new chemical, called
gibberellic . acid, which is a tre
mendous stimulator of plant
growth. Much work must still be
done on this substance, but the
drug can make certain plants
grow to two or three times nor
mal size; it causes them to grow
and develop rapidly, and it may
soon be making it possible for
truck farmers to bring their pro
duce to market much earlier
than formerly. It causes plants to
flower much earlier and to germ
inate quickly.
It can increase the number of
leaves on a tobacco plant; it can
create stronger and longer cotton
fibers; it can cause - celery and
broccoli to grow more rapidly,
and it can produce giant poin-
Juveniles Working To
Combat Delinquency
Chicago (IP) At least three
American cities are fighting
juvenile delinquency by placing
young people in city government
positions, the American Muni
cipal Association reports.
f - The association said some 35
high school seniors in Middle
town, Ohio, now work in the
city hall several afternoons a
week.
The students help prepare water
and sewer bills, assist building
inspectors, develop pictures for
police records, test water in pub
lic pools, record minutes of the
city commission and do various
other jobs.
The association said that stu
dents in Newark, N J., are being
hired to collect unpaid personal
tax bills. They are paid a dol
lar an hour as temporary civil
servants.
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Remarkable is the fact that it
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The group was found in Japan
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Attorney
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12 Up-to-date
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27 Swimmer
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