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Premature Babies Benefit From Inhaling Nitric Oxide At Shands At The University Of Florida

GAINESVILLE, Fla. — A gas commonly found in smog and cigarette smoke actually helps premature babies by opening blood vessels in their underdeveloped lungs, causing blood oxygen levels to rise, University of Florida researchers report.

Filed under Family, Health, Research on Thursday, February 27, 1997.

UF Professor Goes Back To The Future With “Star Wars”

GAINESVILLE — With the 1977 blockbuster “Star Wars” returning to the wide screen Friday, ardent fans of the film wonder if a new generation of movie-goers will embrace its old-fashioned story and mix of special effects with the same enthusiasm as original audiences.

Filed under Arts, Family, Research on Wednesday, January 29, 1997.

UF Researcher: Students And Teachers Benefit From Longer Relationship

GAINESVILLE — Middle schools where students stay with the same teachers for two or three years at a time foster better learning and even better discipline, a University of Florida study shows.

Filed under Education, Family, Research on Tuesday, January 28, 1997.

UF Researcher: Personality Type May Influence TV Viewing Choices

GAINESVILLE — An energetic salesman is more likely to watch “Hard Copy” after a tough day at work, while the stereotypical lazy brother-in-law might watch videos on MTV for hours on end.

Filed under Business, Family, Research on Friday, January 24, 1997.