Word: patients
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...recent weeks the state of Assad's health, always a crucial question in a one-man regime like Syria's, has become a subject of intense worldwide speculation. Syrian officials announced last month that their leader had suffered an attack of appendicitis. That diagnosis lost credibility when the patient failed to reappear for two weeks and word spread that he had had his appendix removed 20 years ago. Filmed news footage of Assad ostensibly sitting at a table with top officials and, a few days later, inspecting a bridge in Damascus, showed him to be wan and moving stiffly. Indeed...
Emmanuel Vitria, 62, the world's longest-living heart-transplant patient, celebrating last week's 15th anniversary of his operation in Marseilles: "I think I'll die at 100 years of age, shot by a jealous husband...
...centers do have the capacity to monitor simple chronic conditions such as high blood pressure, and that as people got familiar with the system they will begin to use it on a regular basis. "Even, if the long-term or chronic problem doesn't become a common type of patient the acute patient will always be here," he said...
...October, Health Stops have opened in Revere, Woburn, Medford, Watertown and now Cambridge. Six more are scheduled to open in the next few months and about a dozen more are in the works. Hachikian said the company expects to lose money for the first year while it builds a patient base, but it plans to expand to a nationwide operation
Running a patient, ball control offense and a tightly knit zone defense, Army embarrassed a visiting Harvard squad, 73-49, before 1000 at the Army Field House in West Point, N.Y. What the Cadets did was totally thrash a Crimson squad that played its poorest ball of the still-young season...