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will this continue to he the case?

I don't know. I'm hoping it will up to a point because if you'd be able to tell by a sufficient refinement of image whether a tumor is benign or malignant, it would be a tremendous advantage, wouldn't it?

Certainly. It would spare people some opperations.

It would reassure people even if they had to have operations. But I think this is going to go on, and it's also going to be helpful in diagnoses of cardio-vascular diseases It is already, but greater refinements are going to make more improvements in the diagnosis of cardio-vasclar disease.

Then we gave an award to Dr. Guillemen and Dr. Schally, who developed In other words, it's a development of the hypothalms. It's a hormone of the hypothalmus. Then we exploring the hypothalnaus. It's a gland of the body that triggers the pituitary and that has mainly were explored by these two men, who are bitter enemies. They hate each other.

How do they work together?

They don't work together. They did at one time and the don't how and are very hostile to each other.