Word: cardiologist
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...California, Nixon's medical care is being handled by the ex-President's longtime friend and personal physician, Dr. John C. Lungren, an internist and cardiologist. Until 1971 he was chief of staff at the Memorial Hospital Medical Center of Long Beach, 50 miles north of San Clemente. That is where Nixon will be taken this week. Before flying to San Clemente to see her father, Julie Nixon Eisenhower told a press conference in New York City: "Mother says he is more irritable than usual, but that is because of his leg... He is taking medication and getting...
...doctor who discovered F.D.R.'s alarming symptoms in 1944 was Howard Bruenn, then a 39-year-old lieutenant commander. Bruenn, a cardiologist, had been picked by the President's personal physician, Vice Admiral Ross McIntire, who suspected F.D.R.'s heart trouble. After Bruenn reported his findings to Mclntire, the admiral not only kept telling newsmen that F.D.R. was fine, but it also seems clear that he never revealed to the President the true state of his health...
Died. Dr. Paul Dudley White, 87, pioneer heart specialist and President Eisenhower's chief cardiologist after Ike's 1955 heart attack (see MEDICINE...
...astronauts recovered their strength about 48 hours after their trips to the moon (which averaged about eleven days), the Skylab crew-notably Physician-Astronaut Kerwin -took a few days longer. But doctors said that the delay was expectable. "They are in better condition than we had hoped for," reported Cardiologist Robert L. Johnson...
...program has had the greatest impact in the U.S. At least 2,166 Cubans, including pediatric cardiologist and Nobel Prize Nominee Augustin Castellanos, have taken the course. Half have passed the exams and gone on to practice their professions, helping to alleviate the shortage of physicians across the nation...