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...rooms and corridors of the County Hospital. The only noticeable divergence from truth came at the show's end, when a nurse asked the doctor: "Shall I tell the husband his wife died?" Replied the doctor: "No-tell him his baby lived." Some physicians may protest that an obstetrician would never delegate that job to a nurse, but the incident did supply an effective upbeat ending to Medic...
Most Good on a Shoestring. Since its founding in 1895 by the late Obstetrician Joseph Bolivar De Lee, the center has always operated on a shoestring (1954 budget: $225,000, from the Community Fund and individual contributions), nevertheless has delivered some 104,000 babies, trained 1,154 doctors and 12,000 medical students. The men and women on its staff (two residents, six assistant residents, 15 medical students) go about their jobs in ordinary street clothes, travel by bus or in their own cars to deliver babies, as one nurse put it, "just about everywhere except in the maternity shop...
Born. To Ann Blyth, 25, singing cinemingenue (The Student Prince), and Dr. James McNulty, 35, Hollywood obstetrician: their first child, a boy. Name: Timothy Patrick. Weight...
...twin births are declining, reported Obstetrician Alan F. Guttmacher, of Manhattan's Mt. Sinai Hospital, in Obstetrics and Gynecology. Until 1939, one out of every 86 births in the U.S. was a twosome. By 1949, the U.S. twin rate had dropped to one in 97, and the ratio is going farther down. Dr. Guttmacher, an identical twin, believes there are some undiscovered biological or environmental factors affecting the glands of U.S. mothers...
Married. Ann Blyth, 24, cinemactress (Mildred Pierce, The Great Caruso); and Dr. James McNulty, 35, Los Angeles obstetrician and brother of Singer Dennis Day; in North Hollywood, Calif...