Word: fears
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Graham related an instance where he was asked what the greatest surprise of his life had been. He responded, "Its brevity." Submission to God, he explained, is the only way not to fear death...
...survey conducted over last semester by Axiom Research Company, intended to "measure student satisfaction with University Health Services," should come as little surprise. Forty-one percent of those who participated in the study say they are dissatisfied with the level of care that UHS provides. Primary complaints included fear of misdiagnosis, frustration with delays in both emergency and regular care, and a lack of understanding about how health and prescription plans work...
...last-minute northward jog by Floyd spared Florida a direct hit, and the hurricane that finally came ashore at Cape Fear, in North Carolina, was far less powerful than the Floyd of just a day earlier. Still, the storm, skirting the coast all the way to Massachusetts, dumped punishing rains from Florida to Maine and triggered widespread flooding. It left at least 41 dead; thousands more had to be rescued from roofs and trees where they had been stranded by rising waters. But that was nothing compared with the havoc that authorities had feared. Floyd came on like a lion...
...advocates, say it would be too hard to determine if a death caused by painkillers was intentional or not. So cops will pry into all cases. "If this bill is passed," says Dr. Nancy Crumpacker, a cancer specialist, "doctors will never again be able to treat suffering people without fear of punishment...
...understand the scheduling that each shot requires." The second reason, says Dr. Smith, is more worrisome. "There are people out there who harbor serious misconceptions about the effects of vaccinations. These folks are concerned that getting a measles shot, for example, will give you the measles." Such fears have done a lot, says Dr. Smith, to keep kids off the immunization rosters. Getting that last 19.4 percent of kids onto an immunization schedule will require collaboration between local governments and community programs ? and, most important, health care workers capable of breaking through layers of resistance and fear...