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September 26, 1997 - Image 119

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1997-09-26

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happy., healthq
(New Weao.
GLADYS & BERNARD COOPER

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wishes jar a
happy, healthy
(New Wear.
ISAAC & HELGA GOLD

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We wish our
and friends a
very healthy, happy andprosperous New Year.

-

MICKIE & SAM ORECHKIN

DELRAY BEACH, FL

We wish our family and friends a
very healthy, happy andprosperous New Year.

ROZ AND SID PELTON

I--, Comprehensive Community
Planning, getting together all
the local agencies involved
`Dwith children to plan and
coordinate services in their
communities.

Nervous System
Damage Check

Why is it that humans and
,other mammals are left per-
/--- manently paralyzed or other-
wise handicapped by injuries
to the central nervous system,
while fish and other "lower"
\_ life forms can repair such
injuries and resume normal
lives?
A study led by Professor
Michal Schwartz of the
We i zmann Institute of
• Science provides an explana-
tion that links the mam-
malian inability to repair cen-
tral nerve damage with evolu-
tion — and offers hope for
developing an effective treat-
ment for injuries to the spinal
cord and other parts of the
central nervous system.
Evolution allowed mam-
D
mals to have complex brains,
capable of acquiring new
knowledge throughout a life-
• time. But, according to
Professor Schwartz, along
' with this asset came a disad-
vantage: the brain and the rest
of the central nervous system •
lost their self-healing ability,
`–iwhich exists in lower verte,
braces. Professor Schwartz says
this loss probably occurred as
a result of the critical need to
protect the brain from remod-
• eling by the immune system:
while immune cells normally
help to heal damaged tissue,
their access to the brain
would disrupt the complex
;land dynamic neuronal net-
works that build up during an
individual's lifetime.
Generally, when tissue
damage occurs, immune cells
known as macrophages swarm
• to the injured site, where they
remove damaged cells and
release substances that pro-
mote healing. The central ner-
-
- -)vous system in mammals is an
exception in this regard: when
damaged, it is not effectively

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antif.elatives,

ROSE & LEO NEUMAN

LAS VEGAS, NV

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to-a&

zigtivenik

anthwiatthes,

SYBIL EISENSHTADT

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to-all

ottc,iendsi

and/Edit-dam

LISA AND GERALD BRODY
HILLARY, JOSHUA
AND JACOB

May the comin g
Y ear be filled
with health and
happiness for
all ow' family
and friends,

;

NERVOUS

PLANTATION, FLORIDA

to- all
orif.jtient&

andretatiom

LILLIAN & HARRY PAULL

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illt13`2

to-all
oacfriendv

We with ourfiunify and friends a
very healthy, happy and prosperous New Year,

JOAN AND JERRY PENFIL .

We wish. (nal-amity antifriends a
very healthy, happy aneprosperous New Year.

JOEL AND EWE SCHAUMBERG
JENNIFER'AND MELISSA

and twitz&m.e,

REGINA FEUER
AND FAMIL

ralt incir7

1111D11

A Very Happy and
Healthy New Year
to All Our
Friends and Family.

to aff

owj,fienc&

and

MIKE, ALICE AND
JOE FELDMAN

A Very Happy and
Healthy New Year
to All Our
Friends and Family.

May the coming

Year be filled
with health and
happiness for
all ow, famil y
and

ROBERTA & JERRY
SPRAGUE

BOCA RATON, FLORIDA

on page R22

9/26
1997

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