Word: breasts
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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When Glicklich finally had a biopsy in July, 1979--three months after seeing Spievack and 11 months after she first noticed a lump in her right breast -the tumor had grown from one to ten centimeters and was then inoperable, her attorney said...
Kenney also referred to a study by the American Cancer Society which showed that the number of women who die from breast cancer per 100,000 women in America has remained constant for the past 25 years. When Kenney asked Wilson if those data show that improved methods of diagnosis and treatment have been futile, the cancer specialist said that they...
...second day of questioning in the malpractice trial between Gena Glicklich, a 39-year-old student at the School of Education, and doctors Alan R. Spievack, Jennifer Jones, and Joan Golub. Glicklich sued both Spievack and Jones, physicians at UHS, and Golub, a private physician, for failing to diagnose breast cancer that now could prove fatal within the year...
Susan Kim, another yardling, was the only other Harvard swimmer to take first-place laurels. As the Crimson aquawomen serenaded her with "Rock Lobster," Kim stroked quickly and efficiently to a victorious 1:12.7 in the 100-yard breast-stroke. Later she came back to take a close second place in the 50-yard breaststroke with a time...
Other personally satisfying swims of the afternoon were Debbie "Sub-Deb" Markson's 26.3 in the 50 free; Debbie Jacobs' 2:16.3 in the 200 free; Geralyn White's 35.4 in the 50 breast; and Kate Berghuis' 1:22.3 in the 100 breast...