Word: physicians
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Crimson erroneously reported in its Commencement Issue on June 5 that Benno C. Schmidt Jr., the incoming president of Yale University, would receive an honorary degree from the University. Schmidt did not receive a degree, but Lewis Thomas, a physician and writer who is heading the Medical School's $185 million fundraising campaign, was an honorand...
...honorary members included Dyson, university chaplain Larry M. Hill, University Health Services physician Loring Conant, renowned-architect Gordan Gund, William D. Von Edges John J. Slocum, Professor of English and Folklore Joseph C. Harris, Master of Cabot House Myra Mayman, Frances Fergusson, Jeanne Leonard Wasserman '36, Judith Wilson Rogers '61, and Beverly Helbling Wood...
...paperwork required for food stamp recipients and administrators has increased so dramatically during the last five years that the program's effectiveness has been impaired, concluded the Physician Task Force on Hunger in America. The group drew national attention through an earlier study released in January when it identified 150 American "hunger counties" in which only one-third of eligible citizens receive food stamps...
...Nipper of the Boston Red Sox was lucky the injury he suffered against Texas this past weekend didn't end his career, the team physician said...
Merchandising computer lists of bad-risk clients has spread to other fields. Chicago-based Docketsearch Network Corp. has compiled the names of 2.2 million Americans who have filed medical-malpractice, product-liability or personal-injury lawsuits. Doctors who subscribe to its $150-a-year Physician's Alert service can call a special toll-free number, give a prospective patient's name, and within 25 seconds find out if the individual has a penchant for filing lawsuits and ought to be handled with care. This summer Docketsearch plans to expand its listings to include records of bankruptcies, tax liens and workers...