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...estate of Eugene Higgins was the largest non-foundation donation with a $250,000 gift for research and teaching in biology, physics, chemistry, astronomy, dental medicine, and medicine. This is an annual gift that Harvard has received since...
...This University is certainly no exception. Continually battered by reading and note-taking, the eyes of almost one out of every four students here need the help of glasses. With such a potential clientele it is odd that the Hygiene Department had not added an eye clinic to its dental and medical facilities...
Seltzer spent the better half of his senior year calculating how to stay out of the Army. Toward late March he was leaning toward the Graduate School of Dental Health but, when he realized that this was temporary respite at best, he decided to join either the Navigation Cadets or the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey...
...Louis last week, Drs. Charles Belting, Maury Massler and Isaac Shour told the American Dental Association that at the age of 45. one out of every two men will have lost all his teeth or will be suffering from a disease of the gums or jawbone. For the toothless unfortunates, Dentists Stanley ]. Behrman and George F. Egan described a new method of locking false teeth in place with magnets. Protected by plastic and tantalum mesh, the magnets are imbedded in the jawbone and lock tight against similar magnets built into the denture...
...students who cannot get the training they need in their own states apply to it for help. If the board accepts a student, it can assign him to a school in another state. The student's home legislature foots the bill: $1,500 a year for medical and dental students, $1,000 for veterinarians, $750 for nurses and social workers...