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By PATTY KIRLIN Researchers at (he Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania have achieved a significant breakthrough in the study of cerebral hemorrhages. Radiology and Neurosurgery Associate Professor Robert Grossman said Friday that using magnetic resonance imaging, doctors are now able to detect bleeding in the brain. Grossman said that the discovery is a major step in the study of blood, since doctors previously did not believe such a procedure was possible. "Prior to this, people said you couldn't see acute hemorrhages or chronic hemorrhages," Grossman (Continued on page 9) By JUVUC1 i.niimiKi, The administration will convene a UtiivcrMty-wide animal care committee to review all experiments using animals The move comes in the wake of the federal government's decision Kriday to indefinitely suspend funding to the Medical School's Head Injury Clinical Research Center. In addition to cutting the head injury research, top government of-