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...Paul Goldhaber, professor of Periodontology and a specialist in gum diseases will become dean of the Harvard School of Dental Medicine July 1, President Pusey announced yesterday...
...plan to take the lead in developing a new, model dental curriculum that will better enable the future dental graduate to meet the demands of society as an integral member of the health team," Goldhaber said yesterday...
...could do anything we wanted if we had the money," Goldhaber said, "but although we may be the wealthiest private dental school in the country, the yearly income from this source is only a fraction of the appropriation obtained by state schools...
...explaining that paradox, Johnson noted that health costs may zoom by 140% in the decade that began in 1965. While the overall cost of living is expected to rise a mere 20% in that span, drug payments are expected to rise by 65%, dental-care bills by 100%, doctors' bills by 160% and general hospital costs by no less than 250%. The President contended that much of the projected increase is unnecessary, and results from an insurance setup that encourages both doctors and patients to choose hospitalization even when less costly forms of care would be equally effective. Also...
...variety of jobs opening up is as bewildering as the swirl of hospital personnel around the patient. The universities with functioning programs offer courses in everything from medical technology to administration, dental hygiene, medical illustration, cell identification and therapeutic recreation. At higher-degree levels, there are courses in rehabilitation counseling and clinical psychology; some schools offer diplomas in such esoteric fields as inhalation therapy and histologic technology (study of tissues to detect disease...