Word: clinically
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...issue of freedom of speech should also be a concern. While the Bush administration amended the rule last March to allow physicians to discuss abortion with clinic patients, nurses, nurse practitioners and social workers are still forbidden from broaching the option. Any time the government attempts to curtail free speech, warning signals should flash everywhere...
...anyway, about 90 percent of clinic patients see a nurse, not a doctor, when they go for counseling. The move to exempt doctors was simply a cynical ploy to disguise the absurdity of the gag rule...
Hillary Rodham came to Arkansas to help with the campaign, and -- when the House staff disbanded after Nixon's resignation -- she took up an offer the dean had made her, to come teach and run a legal clinic at Fayetteville. From the time they met at Yale, the two had circled each other warily -- Clinton confessing that he thought, "Oh-oh, this woman is trouble -- the one I could love." She had joined him in Texas during the McGovern campaign of 1972, where he was a paid member of Gary Hart's staff, and she was a vote registrar...
...independently while contending with the disorientation, neurological damage and emotional problems left behind by the disease. To manage all this takes more than a great drug; it demands months, even years, of painstaking therapy. "Clozapine gets their attention," says Sarah Burnett, supervisor of Case Western Reserve's Psychosocial Rehabilitation Clinic, "then counseling starts...
...speak Italian now about as well as I can speak French, which is to say I can't. But there were small successes. Twice-a-week visits to the remedial Italian clinic and a bouquet of flowers for my professor on the last day of class helped boost my first semester B-to a B at the year...