Word: orals
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...both sides of the struggle to displace the Salk killed-virus vaccine (which must be injected) appeared at research meetings in Atlantic City and Newark, N.J., and nearly all took off the gloves. Government umpires looked on uncomfortably, dreading the day when they have to decide on licensing an oral vaccine...
...effective in conferring immunity, said two U.S. Public Health Service experts. Advocates of live-virus vaccines maintain that their preparations, taken in one or three doses, confer immunity in 90% or more of the vaccinated, as measured by laboratory tests of blood antibodies against polio viruses. But do the oral vaccines really give such a high proportional protection against paralysis? And are they safe? On these questions the scientists divided down the middle...
...past two decades, but Douglas attributed most of the increase to a "flood" of paupers' claims, "for the most part frivolous and often fantastic." Most such cases are swiftly decided, and the court has streamlined many of its other functions. The upshot, according to Douglas: "We have fewer oral arguments than we once had, fewer opinions to write and shorter weeks to work...
Psychiatrists stress that one of the biggest elements in smoking is oral gratification, an unconscious return to the breast...
...counted. He is required to swear that he has been denied the opportunity to register. Applying valid state laws-including "usages and customs" as they apply to whites-the referees would handle interviews out of the presence of state officials, would monitor the applications, keep stenographic records of any oral qualification tests. Along with documentary evidence, the referee would submit his list of qualified or unqualified voters to the court...