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E C Miller

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Benefits and the amended ADEA.

Fifteen of 42 organizations reported they will continue their employee life insurance program for employees in the 65 to 70 age group, and all but two will keep some level of life insurance in force. Similarly, 28 of the 42 will continue their health insurance programs for these employees, but 13 of the 28 will restructure their program so it supplements Medicare. For disability benefits, the comparable figures are 25 and 9. Almost all plan to use an effective performance appraisal program with their employees--including those past 65.

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[Dependence of an increase in insulin demand of pregnant diabetics on the fetal sex].

The author demonstrates, that pregnant diabetics with female fetus in utero have a significant higher increase of insulin demand than those with male (100 p.c. to 50 p.c.; fig. 1). Effects of fetal sex on carbohydrate metabolism as well as resulting consequences for the fetus are thoroughly explained. Other publications, referring the influence of fetal sex to metabolism and other changes in hormone levels are also interpreted. In conclusion the author suggests by investigations of specific changes in pregnancy the fetal sex take into consideration intended for better understanding changes of metabolic regulation systems in pregnancy.

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[Changes in body size of newborn infants in the last 20 years (1959-1979)--a contribution on the "acceleration" problem].

Body length of newborns decreased in the last 20 years more than one centimeter, as was borne out by an analysis of bare 9000 births from 1959 to 1964 and more than 20 000 births from 1965 to 1979. This is contradictory to analysis other authors, they found, that in our century the length of newborns increased continuous. The authors suppose, that in comparison to other investigations in the past and this days, the length of newborns was not significant influenced since the beginning of our century but the length rocks in course of the years about than one centimeter. The earlier findings of the author, body length of newborns was found to be influenced clearly by both parity and mother's age will be prove true.

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