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PfthatB c<""inu("1<""?1 "NUCLEAR DETERRENCE is a "unilateral" in tolerable evil as steps are made towards front of us a bi disarmament and the prevention of nuclear CALLING 1 war," he said regarding ethics. "beetlegged p Politically, disarmament would release the Soviets would n United States from the "vicious cycle" of "bourgeois naic worst-case scenarios dominating political at- that a unilatera titudes and resulting in a fear of the other was a pjot major power, he said. "The world 1 Strategically, the "overriding directive Since nuclear must be to lessen the danger of unintentional ty, there woul war." Sederbere said, which includes the re- nuclear wpannt nouncement of first use. Deterrence pi James Roherty, who served active duty in fare upon the j the Navy from 1944-1946 and worked as a discussing disa civilian in the Defense Department, said he weakens the str objected to the inclusion of the word said. Researchers furthi From Staff Reports A new method to identify the stages of heart disease using laser, ultrasound and comouter technologies has been developed by USC researchers. "Cardiologists currently treat symptoms of heart disease instead of stopping the actual mechanism of the disease," said Dr. Barnes Caulfield, professor of pathology at USC's School of Medicine. "We are trying to identify some of those mechanisms. "With this new approach, we hope to relate changes in the cellular makeup of the heart wall tissue to specific stages of deformation in the organ's structure and changes in its function," he said. THIS CORRELATION, Caulfield said, may identify how heart disease develops in that organ's tissue. Such knowledge would aid researchers in developing more effective treatment and prevention methods. " ^ , fTYFC ^ jt0BI,tu AKMS mftMAt > |_ I I y J '"pHONt 799 IS?6 ? ?????? 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Women ,In Buslness ,rle.s. r. 4 , signt into tne ousiness worio icture of deterrence itself, he ' all majors. sr understanding o Caulfield has been working on thii> oject for about two years with William Ranson, a USC t .igineering professor. Combining engineering with medicinv, Caulfield examines animal heart tissue samples under electron and light microscopes while Ranson uses laser and acoustic holography to measure and record heart deformations associated with changes in ventricular pressure. The researchers will be presenting their findings and describe their work at the annual meeting of the American Section of the International Society for Heart Research through Saturday at Hilton Head Island, Their technique uses a laser beam to illuminate the heart, allowing video camera to record a detailed image of the heart wall's texture. The computer converts this image to a digital picture similar to a relief map on its video screen. 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After gathering data on a healthy animal heart, the USC researchers then induce a specific type of heart disease and take measurements at different stages of that disease. Caulfield and Ranson will continue to gather data for about - a year through the end of their three-year $200,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health. While their heart research method is designed to gain insight into some of the many mechanisms of heart disease, Ranson said the method can be refined and advanced to become a diagnostic tool in the future. YSSzsendus 9 \ fvMrvrUDR r^s \ rnnnn SUPER SPEC AL. ^^ AFFAIRS 5-POINTS ASK IF THEY 707 SALUDA picKELS? J 765-1099 I REOPENING SPECIAL I j 2 for 1 j on Noche Bueno | or Molson j! Special good from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. | i Monday thru Friday M ; w/ Pizza or Dinner I i I unlimited amount of beer w/ coupon ;; telephone: 796-7322 i rUDENTSpy of the 1983/84 "phone 1 directory /-v 4- 4 ^ vji ina.uuii JL^CbR.