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Other council members echoAschmann observations of built-in problems associated with a clinic such as UHS, where all gynecology beyond routine office care is handled by the same two doctors Jerome M. Federschenider and Paul L Winig '62 For example, many familiar with the pair's work describe them as "traditional" in approach, a term used by some to suggest only a reliance on mechanical rather than "natural" childbirth methods and interpreted by others to imply a brusque office manner...
After his experience in a clinic, where women cannot choose the doctors they want he says, "I no longer delude myself that I can be every woman's physician...
...Stagg and Bear Bryant, the only other college football coaches who have done it. "I knew Warner as a formation in high school around Baton Rouge," he lightly laughs. " 'Warner Left,' 'Warner Right.' I had the privilege of meeting Mr. Stagg at a coaches' clinic in California in 1955. I love Bear. Every profession needs a superstar, you know. He's the coaches' superstar...
...part of the self-help culture, are unlikely to turn up in herpes surveys, and may have more crushing problems to cope with than venereal disease anyway. "Blacks get it, they just aren't obsessed with it," says Tom W. Moore, who works at a Mississippi VD clinic. Some researchers suggest that middle-class hygienic habits cause vulnerability: children who are kept squeaky clean do not get as many cold sores as poor youngsters and thus are generally missing antibodies that protect them against herpes. A study from Paris backs up the theory. It shows that only 30% of high...
...York City, for example, Mount Sinai and Presbyterian hospitals are planning modernization programs that when completed are projected to cost a combined total of more than $1 billion. Officials at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn., the nation's largest privately operated group medical complex, offer the startling calculation that, nationwide, it costs as much as $9 million to add a year of life to the seriously ill patient through such ultramodern technologies as kidney dialysis and organ transplants...