Will they find work in the '90s?

Article Abstract:

More than 1.5 million Canadians were out of work in Jun 1993, making Canada's unemployment rate of 10.5% the highest it has been since the 1982 recession. Structural changes in Canada's economy during the 1980s eliminated many high-paying jobs and burdened the social-welfare system in the 1990s.

Canada, Economic aspects, Unemployment

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All in the family; heart disease can be inherited

Article Abstract:

Biochemist Carl Breckenridge's research indicates that one of the largest genetically-inherited causes of heart disease is lipoproteins. Lipoproteins transport cholesterol, and high concentrations of the substance can increase cholesterol concentrations past safe levels.

Research, Prevention, Genetic aspects, Heart diseases, Heart attack, Lipoproteins, Breckenridge, Carl

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The fun side of downside

Article Abstract:

Pierre Renyi and other businessmen attempting to do business in Eastern Europe are often resorting to barter since local currency cannot often be converted into dollars.

Barter

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