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May 15, 1992 - Image 37

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1992-05-15

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after the discovery that
brought him fame and
enormous wealth, people ask
Dr. Djerassi why he chose an
oral contraceptive for wo-
men and not for men.
"Women have a natural con-
traception pattern," he said.
"A woman can not get preg-
nant during the nine months
in which she is pregnant. A
woman does not ovulate dur-
ing pregnancy.
"So why not use a natural
hormone for birth control?"
he said during the inter-
view."It was a hint of nature
and there was no hint for
man.
"When women take oral
contraceptives," he added,
"they are in control of their
own fertility. If a man is on a
pill, he is in charge."
Dr. Djerassi has directed
four companies, including
Zoecon, one of the leaders in
developing environmentally
safe pesticides. He has au-
thored numerous scientific
articles and holds more than
100 scientific patents.
Among his honors, Dr.
Djerassi won the National
Medal of Science, the Na-
tional Medal of Technology
and the first Wolf Prize in
chemistry. In addition, he
was inducted into the Na-
tional Inventor's Hall of
Fame.
Last month, he was
awarded the highest honor
in American chemistry, the
Priestley Medal, given by
the American Chemical
Society. ❑

Rabbi Speaks
On Medical Ethics

Rabbi Rod Glogower of the
Hillel Orthodox Minyan and
an instructor in the Universi-
ty of Michigan Law School,
will lead a dinner seminar 7-9
p.m. May 26 at Adat Shalom
Synagogue.
The program, titled "Organ
Transplantation: Ethical
Decision Making Guided by
Traditional Jewish Text," is
co-sponsored by Adat Shalom
and the Midrasha College of
Jewish Studies. The program
is suitable for both doctors
and non-medical individuals.
There is a fee for the even-
ing. For reservations by May
21, call the synagogue office,
851-5100.

Seniors Host
Travel Talk

The Seniors of Beth
Abraham Hillel Moses will
present Steven R. Kalt of Bee
Kalt Travel, who will be their
speaker 10:30 a.m. May 17.
Mr. Kalt will talk on "Travel
Tips for Seniors." A luncheon
will follow.

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