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Archive for June, 1976
The Case of the Bermuda Triangle
Monday, June 28th, 1976Bermuda TriangleGenetic Chance (The)
Monday, June 21st, 1976
Gene
Recent scientific developments have made it possible to detect a wide variety of defects in unborn babies. NOVA focuses on the ethical question that must be considered: What defines a defect? Should defective babies be aborted, or should they be allowed to live?
Inside the Shark
Monday, June 14th, 1976
Sharks
The “Jaws” phenomenon has given sharks a bad name. But is the shark really such a barbarian? NOVA looks at the lifestyle of this remarkable survivor from the days when dinosaurs ruled the earth.
Death of a Disease
Monday, June 7th, 1976
As late as 1967, smallpox struck as many as 15 million people in 43 countries and killed an estimated two or three million. Experts now believe that the disease is on the verge of extinction. NOVA looks at the recent success of the World Health Organization’s program to eradicate this disease, considered a triumph of western-styled medicine.
