Blood samples from 114 persons who participated in Sunday's 3-C's screening program at Andrews University are loaded into a plane at the Andrews University airport for shipment to the Continental Bio-Clinical Laboratory at Grand Rapids. Holding the samples are AU nursing students Lois Miller from Lansing, one of the coordinators of the present screening program, and Terry Copsey of Berrien Springs, who worked with the program last quarter and who piloted the plane. Results of the blood test, which determines a person's risk of coronary, cancer, and CVA (stroke), will be reported to participants on Tuesday, April 9.
