Should the lights be dimmed?

Article Abstract:

Premature babies may be hypersensitive to hospital lighting. Some studies show that the intense light can damage a baby's developing retina, even causing blindness. Other studies refute this theory, and the resulting controversy has doctors, scientists and parents at odds.

Author: Gavzer, Bernard
Health aspects, Research, Premature birth, Retrolental fibroplasia, Retinopathy of prematurity

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'What keeps me alive.' (AIDS survivors)

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The stories of 16 people with AIDS since 1988 are chronicled. Only six are still living. The Centers for Disease Control estimated that half of the 16 would die within a year of 1988, but only three died by that time.

Author: Gavzer, Bernard

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'Love has helped keep me alive.' (long-term AIDS survivors)(Cover Story)

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Several long-term AIDS survivors relate their experiences as to how they cope with the disease and what it has done to their lives and outlook on life.

Author: Gavzer, Bernard
Cover Story

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Subjects list: Behavior, AIDS patients
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