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After tests on 231 people, two ophthalmologists at the Mayo Clinic and Foundation, Drs. John W. Henderson and Wendell A. Prough, proved what everybody knew (or thought he knew) all along: once they start to cry, young women can weep more tears than young...
...State's rebuttal came soon after, with the reappearance of Drs. Milton Helpern and Ralph Miller, who were also Helpern and Ralph Miller, who were also present at the autopsy that Ford conducted...
Materially, country doctors are far better off than they used to be. Though their fees are moderate ($50 for a delivery, an average of $125 for an appendectomy), Drs. Reeves and McShane are estimated to gross more than $20,000 a year each. And still, like oldtimers, they give onefifth of their service to those who cannot afford...
Vital Deduction. Drs. Ivy and Krasno reason that if the eye's arteries are narrowed, as shown by the flicker test, it is probable that other arteries, including those of the heart, are similarly affected...
...eating, drinking, smoking or sexual promiscuity, say the California researchers. None of these does them any good. Actually, it is hard for overanxious people to win, no matter what they do: those who practice rigid self-control in normal times are likely to break down in a crisis. However, Drs. Ruesch and Prestwood believe that people "who in daily life . . . might miss their streetcars or forget their umbrellas . . . tend to tolerate their anxiety in emergency situations much better," because they have discharged their anxiety little by little...