Word: healthly
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Norsigian argued that male politicians should not control legislation on issues of vital importance to women, such as advertising by tobacco companies, expensive medical technology, health coverage, childbirth, funding breast cancer research, and contraception...
Bunches of lavender balloons floated through Radcliffe Yard Saturday morning, kicking off Health Fair '88, a Radcliffe Alumni Association-sponsored gathering to educate women about health issues and the campus resources available to help them...
Hour-long panels of speakers on women's health issues in politics, women and self-esteem, body images, and weight management continued throughout Saturday afternoon. Harvard peer counseling groups and stores specializing in fitness accessories set up booths in the Radcliffe Dance Studio...
...author of "The New Our Bodies, Ourselves", Judy L. Norsigian '70, gave the keynote address, entitled "The Politics of Women and Health in the 1980s and Beyond...
Alarmed by gathering signs of a health-care disaster, Secretary of Health and Human Services Otis Bowen recently convened a special commission in Washington to find ways to revitalize the nursing profession. Almost simultaneously, retired Admiral James Watkins, the chairman of the presidential AIDS panel, called for federal programs to attract half a million more nurses by 1991 to treat AIDS patients and others who are chronically ill. Nurses on the job bluntly admit that patients entering U.S. hospitals these days may be risking their lives. "You should be worried if you or someone in your family has to check...