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What first disturbed medical scientists was the way in which this possibly historic development was announced. Dr. Douglas C.A. Bevis, 55, of the University of Leeds was about to address the British Medical Association on "Embryo Implants." But before he did so, he handed out a press release reporting the...
Bevis had long been preparing for implantations. Early in 1972 he said he was looking for the right patient. "When I find her, I am in a position to go ahead, but we cannot guarantee that this will be a success the first time." The reason for his doubt was...
Common causes of infertility are blockage or surgical removal of the oviducts so that the egg cannot meet the sperm. Bevis and several other investigators on both sides of the Atlantic reasoned that this roadblock might be bypassed if: 1) ripe ova were removed through a small surgical incision in...
To many, the trip was an initiation into the politics of protest. "This is the first time I've ever done anything," said Seymour Hertz, 37, a specialist in corporate and securities law. "I'm just frightened by what's happening in this country; Viet Nam isn...
Earnings reports are not as complete a measure of corporate activity and efficiency as most people think they are. So said the accounting firm of Price Waterhouse & Co. last week. Reporting on the tax-accounting practices of 100 major U.S. corporations over a twelve-year period, Price Waterhouse Senior Partner...