Word: clinics
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Haven, Conn., Feb. 23.--Dean M. C. Wintersnitz, of Yale University, yesterday announced to several hundred graduates, who were observing the annual University Alumni day, that the general education board had given $400,000 for the completion of the clinic building of the New Haven Hospital, which is affiliated with the Yale Medical School...
Awarded. To Dr. Charles Horace Mayo, who, with his brother William James, directs the famed Mayo Clinic at Rochester, Minn.; the Kudos of Doctor in Medicine; at the National University, Havana...
...Flying Clinic. Latin Americans have a helpless detestation and envy of U. S. dominance of their aviation. On the other hand they have full trust and frank good-will for U. S. medicine. The conflicting emotions griped many a Latin American solar plexus last week, as two plane loads of U. S. physicians and surgeons hopped, skipped and jumped through eleven countries, holding hasty clinics at pauses. On the whole, local practitioners who could not attend the Pan-American medical congress meeting at Panama City, R. P., were grateful for this U. S. aerial intrusion...
...24?First lecture of Boston's "worry clinic" for businessmen; at the State House...
...degree got her a position on the staff of the city's Psychiatric Clinic, first as an interne, later as assistant physician. Working among cretins and morons, she undertook to sift out and salvage feeble-minded and backward children. Through patient experimentation she discovered that if the child were given something to twist and touch with its hands, its brain might learn to function responsively. At least it was less restive. Four years later (1898), she made known her preliminary findings to colleagues at the Pedagogical Congress in Turin. Her psychiatric studies and feminist activities brought her national recognition...