Word: health
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Shortly afterwards. Widow Becker became acquainted with one Lambert Beyer, who, since he had both money and poor health, was most attractive to her. She became his nurse, cared for him (and for the 40,000 francs in securities which he habitually kept in his apartment) with great tenderness. He died...
...employment physical examinations, followed by frequent periodic checkups, prohibiting females in employments involving exposure to lead and benzol; proper seating, with back rests; prohibiting women from working three months prior to and after childbirth; prohibiting night work; clean lunch rooms; quiet rest rooms; an educational program emphasizing female health; adequate nursing and medical care, and short rest periods during the morning and afternoon hours...
...consent decree by which the company agreed to cancel its monopolistic contracts and to stop such practices in future. Since then Alcoa has been investigated several times by the Federal Trade Commission, twice by the Department of Justice. Alcoa has usually come out with a clean bill of health...
School of Public Health: Fellowships from Rockefeller Foundation Funds to Dr. William McD. Hammon, of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, for a year from June 15, and to Dr. Harald Johnson, of Boston, for ten months from August...
...country. Unification of all parts of the department, including the athletic, and beginning of complete cataloguing of diagnoses--these are only two of the most important of Dr. Bock's administrative reforms. No less than thirty-one doctors are now on the staff. Harvard is fortunate to have its health in such hands...