Word: health
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...available at a number of hospitals, including San Francisco's Mount Zion, the Phoenix Memorial in Arizona and the Golden Valley (Minn.) Health Center, such units seem, in doctors' eyes, an ideal compromise between two colliding interests: the growing enthusiasm of American women for having babies in the warmth of their own homes and the medical profession's understandable desire to have at the ready all the skills and equipment of modern obstetrics. Explains Dr. John Barton, chief of obstetrics and gynecology at Chicago's Illinois Masonic Hospital, where Mickey's baby was born...
...than 500 parents were gathered there for a very grim purpose. School officials, acting on reports from parents alarmed by an apparently high incidence of cancers in the town, had compiled a list of eleven residents recently afflicted either with leukemia or Hodgkin's disease and asked state health authorities to investigate. Now the townspeople were assembled to hear the findings...
Stevens has been convicted of violating the National Labor Relations Act over 100 times, as well as having been accused of defying health and safety codes in operating its plants, wire-tapping union organizers, and discriminating against minority groups in its employment practices...
Massachusetts law requires medical institutions to demonstrate their need for any new equipment or facility costing more than $100,000. Lashman said Harvard did not try to obtain a certificate of need for the power plant because the state Department of Public Health ruled in August 1975 that the University did not need...
CHUL also passed a motion advising the University Health Services (UHS) to inform all undergraduates that they may request a refund of the annual cost per individual of UHS's coverage of elective abortions...