Word: compounds
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Experts cautioned that much more work will be necessary before they can say whether compound S will play any role in the treatment of AIDS...
...drug has been code named compound S by its developer the pharmaceutical firm Burroughs Wellcome...
Research programs elsewhere have made some advances that are only now reaching the U.S. Last week the Food and Drug Administration approved HPA-23, a potential anti-AIDS drug developed at Paris' famed Pasteur Institute, for testing on humans in the U.S. This antiviral compound has previously been used to treat several dozen American AIDS sufferers, including Hudson, who entered experimental programs in Paris. While it proved ineffective in Hudson's case, HPA-23 has been credited with at least temporarily slowing the replication of the AIDS virus in some others. In no known case, however, has it completely cured...
When Washington got too hot, John F. Kennedy '40 huddled with aides, advisers and various family retainers at the clan's Hyannisport compound. Lyndon Baines Johnson left the civilized world for the Texas back country. Richard M. Nixon preferred more reclusive and comfortable respites, usually in San Clemente. Gerald R. Ford adjourned to the ski slopes of Vail, where ample snow softens falls. Jimmy Carter didn't seem to take many vacations...
About 10,000 cheering supporters greeted Benazir when she arrived from Karachi at Larkana's Moenjodaro airstrip near the Bhutto family compound. She was received warmly along an 18-mile motorcade route into the city by peasants waving black flags of mourning as well as the red, black and green banner of the outlawed Pakistan People's Party, which her father founded and which remains the most popular party in Pakistan. Final prayers for her brother, held in a Larkana sports stadium, were attended by an estimated 25,000 people, many of whom cheered, "Long live Benazir!" Several thousand more...