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L HYDE

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Concentration of cefamandole in serum interstitial fluid, bile, and urine.

Cefamandole readily diffuses from the serum into soft tissue interstitial fluid. The rate of diffusion differs little from that of cephalothin. The concentrations of antibiotic were greater in bile and urine during the entire period of study than is necessary to kill susceptible pathogenic bacteria present in these fluids.

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Cigarette smoking and cancer of the lung. Is there really any etiologic relationship?

Many past, widely accepted medical beliefs have subsequently proved to be false. Although much has been written about possible causal relations of cigarette smoking to lung cancer, there is a good deal of evidence which does not fit this hypothesis. This report summarizes some of the reasons for believing that cigarette smoking is not an important etiologic agent in lung cancer. Recent studies have reemphasized the importance of genetic factors, and a large number of significant psychologic variables between smokers and nonsmokers. The mounting evidence incriminating air pollution must also be borne in mind.

Humans↗