To Plough or Not To Plough? A Newar Dilemma

Dr. Harold Kleinert and the Plough

Kentucky, at his clinic which was a veritable beehive of activity almost entirely devoted to the surgery of the hand. I remember that it was located near about the Mohammad Ali Avenue, who recently passed away because that is where he was born as Casius Clay. Years before I first met Dr. Kleinert, I had served as a resident at the Grace Hospital in Detroit (1972) where they used to speak about ...

A comparison of the performance of a high speed disk plough and a general purpose mouldboard plough

Submitted to the Federal Trade Commission o ~ / " the Pfizer - Wyeth and Merck - Schering Plough Mergers

Introduction We are both former Directors ofthe Bureau ofEconomics at the Federal Trade Commission, and have studied, lectured and written on the economics of the pharmaceutical industry for many years. As such, we feel obliged to submit these comments to the Commission because, in our judgment, both the Pfizer-Wyeth and Merck-Schering Plough mergers will further retard the rate of pharmaceutic...

“To Transfuse or Not to Transfuse”-A Neonatologist’s Daily Dilemma

Evidence based guidelines for the neonatal transfusions are still emerging. It is always a conundrum for a pediatrician, to decide when to give packed red blood cells to a growing premature infant with or without signs and symptoms of chronic neonatal anemia. It is further complicated, as some of that clinical picture can be explained by co-morbidities like neonatal sepsis, apnea of prematurity...

Charting the effects of plough damage using metal-detected assemblages