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fcsieritus Consultant la) Medlcla),
Mayo Clinic
Baaerltus Professor of Medictt.
Mayo Foundation
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Black Moles Are Dangerous
A while ago, at a meeting of
great medical association, Doc
tors George T. Pack and Jeff
Davis, of the
for Cancer,
in New York,
war ned peo
ple that they
should quickly
have removed
any black mole
or black warty
growth or
Dr. Alvarex black birth
mark, especially when it is on
the external genitalia or around
the mouth or nose or rectum.
Dangerous, also, are those which
appear in a nailbed, or on a leg,
a palm, or the sole of a foot.
The danger is that such black
moles can suddenly become in
flamed, and then they can turn
into black cancer, a highly
malignant form of the disease,
which is likely to scatter all over
the body.
If I were to find on my body
a black mole I would quickly
have it removed by a surgeon.
I would ask him to cut fairly
widely around and below it so
as to be sure to get all of it. I
would not wait for the thing to
start growing. I would be par
ticularly anxious to have the
mole or wart removed if it were
on the back of my neck or on
my waist-line where it would
be rubbed and irritated by my
collar or my belt.
I would hurry to have the
black mole removed 1) if it in
creased in size, or darkened
in color; 2) if inflammatory
changes appeared in or around
it, or 3) if ulceration, bleeding,
crusting, pain, discomfort or
itching appeared.
The terrible thing many a per
son does with a black mole is
to let some inexpert person tink
er at it with salves or pastes.
Such treatment leads almost al
ways to the death of the person.
Germs in Hospitals
Resistant to Antibiotics
Largely because most persons
nowadays, when they get a little
fever or a little cold, insist on
having penicillin, and because
we doctors have not resisted as
well as we should, this desire
of people to be given strong
drugs when they do not nee'd
them, a more and more serious
situation has been developing
in hospitals where certain very
dangerous bacteria have become
immune to several of the anti
biotics. The situation is similar
to that in which many strains
of flies and other insects have
been bred up strains which are
immune to DDT. Dr. Fekety,
who recently reported on some
outbreaks of so-called staphylo
coccal disease in New Jersey,
found that in 25 out of 28 cases
in which suppuration began in
a hospitalized patient, the situa
tion was dangerous because the
germ was immune to the usual
antibiotics.
Fortunately, as yet, there are
a few of the less-commonly used
antibiotics which will combat
the growth of these immune
organisms, but if we go on using
antibiotics every day, needless
ly, we are likely to get into
some very serious difficulties.
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Pre-Suez Relations
May Be Resumed
Paris (IP! - United Nations
Secretary-General Dag Hammar
skjold reported Saturday the
Arab nations were willing to
resume pre-Suez economic and
cultural relations with Britain
and France, informed sources
said.
They said Hammarskjold told
Foreign Minister Christian Pin
eau and Prime Minister Felix
Gaillard that he found the Arab
nations unwilling to cut them
selves off from the West.
The UN chief met with the
French leaders during a 24-hour
stopover here on his flight home
to New York from the Middle
East. Hammarskjold had spent
the Christmas holiday with UN
troops in the Gaza Strip and
then talked with Arab leaders.
Pineau asked Hammarskjold
to stop off in Paris despite a fog
and low clouds that closed in
the Paris airport Friday night.
Hammarskjold's c o mm e r c i a 1
plane already was en route to
Shannon, Ireland, when a break
in the clouds over the French
capital allowed it to change
course.
U.S. Can Lead
In Satellites
Pasadena W American
leadership can and will be re
stored in the field of satellites,
Dr. Robert Gordon Sproul, presi
dent of the University of Cali
fornia and Grand Marshal of
Pasadena's 69th annual Tourna
ment of Roses, said Saturday.
Dr. Sproul further said at a
press conference that there is
need for greater competition in
classrooms in order to prepare
future scientists and that a way
must be found to give recogni
tion to those who are scholasti-
cally inclined.
In returning to the satellite
race, he emphasised that "the
search for fundamentals is the
paramount issue rather than
the dramatic and spectacular
facet of hurtling an object into
space, though the psychological
implications of such feats must
not be overlooked "
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(Medford and vicinity)
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