Word: paines
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...pioneered in galvanism-electrical treatment of muscle disorders-she picked up a keener-than-average interest in the human spine and its disks, its nerves and its muscles, and the aches and ills that beset them. Young Dr. Travell turned intensively to the study and treatment of pain-especially musculoskeletal pain. By 1930, her old med school put her on the faculty in the pharmacology division. There, in what is now the "great white palace" of New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center on the East River, she stayed until last week, with the rank (since 1947) of associate professor...
Doctors were optimistic at first, but the melanoma spread to his back. Thin, exhausted and in pain, Dooley checked into a Hong Kong hospital last November, was fitted with a brace ("my Iron Maiden") that extended from his shoulders to his hips. "I am not going to quit," Dooley insisted, with a typical touch of melodrama. "I will continue to guide and lead my hospitals until my back, my brain, my blood and my bones collapse...
...genesis in a church-supported student strike against the strong-arm regime last November. Duvalier replied by closing the schools for Christmas a month early and expelling the then ranking churchman. He drew up a law that held parents responsible for the students' attendance and conduct under pain of severe penalties. Once again, the church sided with the youngsters. As students prepared another strike, a group of teaching priests and nuns addressed a letter to Duvalier with barbed questions about...
Your Dec. 19 medicine article was a factual report on pedodontics. I trust the public will appreciate this educational article on dentistry for children as much as the 8,000 members of the American Society of Dentistry for Children do. The relief of pain and tension in the dental office has long been one of the goals in modern dentistry...
Then the phone began to ring. Cries of "dictatorship," questions about enforcement, shrieks of fiscal pain descended upon the pastor's head. Soon the vicar general of the Newark archdiocese, Msgr. James A. Hughes, came to the rescue...