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OUSTED. Francis Harvey, 63, U.S. Army Secretary; following the disclosure of embarrassingly poor conditions for war wounded at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center; in Washington. The hospital's commander, Major General George Weightman, was also dismissed. (See p. 100.)
Harvard athletes have the biggest muscles on campus and their hearts are no exception, according to a recent study that tracked the heart development of Harvard football players and rowers. The findings, presented by researchers Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard University Health Services, suggested that aerobic and endurance training can...
When my father, who is also an orthopedist, was in his 30s, he kept patients in the hospital for periods that would be considered ridiculous today. Those clavicle fracture patients were kept in for a week, carpal tunnel surgery patients stayed for a few days, a bad back might get...
Robert Scales, a retired Army major general who once ran the Army War College, points out that soldiers see hospital accomodations as a big step up from the conditions they're forced to endure daily in barracks. "If you want clean bed sheets and unstopped toilets, lose a leg," he...
Researchers at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Brigham and Women’s, Hospital and other institutions compared the number of cardiac-related deaths among 735 men with localized prostate cancer who have received ADT and 2,901 men who have not by drawing on information provided by the Cancer...