Word: bloodstream
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...days the virus courses through the bloodstream-one of the most vital recent discoveries, made simultaneously by Baltimore's Dr. David Bodian and Yale's Dr. Dorothy Horstmann. While there, it stimulates the human system to develop antibodies that will give some degree of immunity -against future infection by virus of the same type but not to any appreciable degree against virus of the two other known types...
Dawson, now 64, has spent the last 40 years examining how Christianity got itself into Europe's bloodstream, and how and why it made the body grow. He has focused his studies on Europe's Middle Ages, a period that many European historians skip over lightly.* Although a Roman Catholic himself, Dawson does not take the tack of the conventional Catholic medieval apologist, who regards the period as a happy but vanished Golden Age when there were no Protestants around. For Historian Dawson, the Middle Ages can be studied only as a fusion of religion and culture...
...tracings on a wall screen. Also projected are lines showing the pulse, the heart sounds, and the pressure in each side of the heart. Attached to the table is an X-ray machine that will photograph the heart and major blood vessels after opaque dye is injected into the bloodstream. The surgeon can order these projected on a giant screen within minutes after an exposure in order to keep a running check on the effects of the operation...
...young Medical School professor has developed a fully automatic method for injecting atropine, the only know antidote for deadly "nerve gas," into the bloodstream...
...Next place the business end against your body where you want the injection. A little pressure will cause the spring to send the needle deep into the skin, even through bulky clothing, and the needle automatically to discharge the atropine into the bloodstream...