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...veteran Harvard physician first came toHarvard in 1953 as a doctor-in-training at theHarvard affiliated Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. Hewas appointed to his present post in 1971 bythen-President Nathan M. Pusey with Bok'sapproval
...spokesman for the Harvard-affiliated Brigham and Women's Hospital said that the hospital plans to participate in the expanded tests, but it will be at least another week before doctors know how many additional patients may be treated...
...proposal has the advantage of using booster sections that already exist, and the primary alterations will be made only at the joints. So testing could begin at Morton Thiokol's Brigham City, Utah, plant later this month. But starting from scratch is still under consideration. Says Thomas: "The solid-rocket industry is to provide, by the end of October, a clean-sheet design (of solid boosters), which means that they are not constrained to existing hardware." Rebuilding the existing boosters, however, now seems the most likely solution, especially since it has the best chance of meeting NASA's current takeoff...
Bright light in measured doses can reset the body's biological clock, promising possible relief for jet lag, sleeping disorders or night-to-day shift changes, researchers at Brigham and Women's Hospital said yesterday...
Known as "Mr. Hospital" among his colleagues, Deland presided over the synthesis of four area Harvard-affiliated hospitals that created Brigham and Women's Hospital in 1980. He served on several other boards of directors, including those of the Harvard Medical Area Services Corporation and the Controlled Risk Insurance Corporation, which insures physicians at Harvard-affiliated hospitals...