Word: physicians
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...forebrain). That was five years ago (TIME, July 14, 1947). For his possible contribution to medical science, Wright drew a light sentence, and he behaved so well that after 2½ years he was paroled. He got married, worked as a bus washer, and his lawyer and physician thought he was going straight...
...Penalty Is Death. The man who passed most of the ammunition to the doctors was Louis I. Dublin, no physician but a Ph.D. and top statistician for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., who has been charting the lives and deaths of his fellow men for 40 years. Dr. Dublin and his assistants told visiting physicians (many of whom were toting too much weight around) what they have learned about health and disease in overweight subjects, and passed out sets of colored charts as reminders. The chief findings...
Citation: "Poet, physician, man of letters . . . you have continued to serve your community with devotion . . . while your unflagging creative inspiration has enriched the literature of your country. You were an original creative force among the younger poets who forged a new poetry...
...Hollow Triumph? Dr. Kroger did not suggest that because a physician considers a woman patient neurotic he should take upon himself the burden of deciding whether or not she should have a child. Instead, he proposed that the physician, perhaps with the help of a psychiatrist, explain to the patient the emotional meaning of her sterility, and thus help her decide for herself...
...overcome by medical help, said Dr. Kroger, "the same psychological difficulties which once prevented conception may influence the child's psychic development, and just as in the case of the emotionally immature but fertile woman, another member is added to an endless procession of neurotics. Therefore, the physician must.be aware that apparently 'successful' treatments of [such] sterility without adequate psychotherapy may actually become a hollow triumph...