Word: maintain
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Maintain the motivation of most beginning students to help suffering humanity by introducing them early in their training to patients. This should be done in exercises designed to increase students' awareness of the emotional and socio-economic aspects of the preclinical sciences to pathophysiology of disease. An increasing responsibility for the care of patients, as rapidly as background and clinical skills permit, should also be provided...
When will we maintain health as de votedly as we now fight disease?" In its effort to find answers, Senator Neuberger's Special Committee on Aging may be pointing the way toward the Federal Government's next national medical program. Its cumbersome and thus-far unfamiliar name: Preventicare...
With a reduced number of student workers available from the start this year, Smith said he saw that it would be impossible to maintain normal weekly service at the peak "drop-out" times. The Caretaking Department, he said, decided to cut the vacuuming service now rather than have students complain when it stopped coming regularly in November...
...bones tends to confirm his theory. Using tombstone inscriptions as a guide, he reports that life expectancy among the upper classes was 22-25 years; literary and census data indicate that the number of aristocratic births was remarkably low, "perhaps one-fourth of what would have been necessary to maintain their number." Over a period of generations, "this aristothanasia" wiped out the leaders of thought and culture...
...three of Spandau's original postwar prisoners remain: Youth Leader Baldur von Schirach, 59; Armaments Minister Albert Speer, 61; and that most mysterious of Hitler's odd coterie, Deputy Führer Rudolf Hess, 72. To keep this trio confined, Russia, France, Britain and the U.S still maintain a special four-power commission, and on a monthly rotation send 79 civilians, officers and men to run Spandau...