Word: drugged
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...known that he is no longer taking weekly an anticoagulant drug, part of the follow-up therapy of his Sept. 24, 1955 heart attack. Prescribed to retard bloodclotting, the drug had been given three times a week at first, was cut down slowly until a month ago, when Patient Eisenhower was found to need no further regular medication...
Warning to users of tranquilizing drugs: they should not be taken with alcohol. At San Francisco's Langley Porter Clinic three University of California researchers gave about four jiggers of bourbon each to 18 alcoholics, told them to lie down on a surgical table. Most subjects complied, made no fuss. A week later they got the whisky with the tranquilizer chlorpromazine: some lay down on the table, promptly went to sleep and snored loudly; others became loud and boisterous; some were "gay and irresponsible"; most had slurred speech. By blood tests, the researchers found that the drug...
Monkey on My Back (United Artists) is a picture about drug addiction that jabs the moviegoer full of sickly thrills while piously professing that it is simply pointing a moral with a morphine needle...
...filed suit two weeks ago for $5,000,000 damages against United Artists and Essaness Associates on grounds that the advertising for the picture depicts him as an unregenerate drug addict...
Very good indeed, holds one school, led by Henry Welch, a microbiologist with the Food and Drug Administration. Dr. Welch and some physicians insist that treatment with combinations is no "oldfashioned 'shotgun' approach, but a calculated, rational method of attacking the problem of resistant organisms...