Word: pneumonia
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...dogmatists as doctors, this is nothing short of revolutionary. "There's a lot that conventional medicine does well," Weil says, "and in many cases, it's just what's called for. If I'm in a car accident, don't take me to an herbalist. If I have bacterial pneumonia, give me antibiotics. But when it comes to maximizing the body's natural healing potential, a mix of conventional and alternative procedures seems like the only answer...
DIED. L. BRENT BOZELL, 71, a fixture of conservative thought and activism; of pneumonia; in Bethesda, Maryland. Founder of the Catholic journal Triumph, he wrote for the National Review, co-authored a book sympathetic to Joseph McCarthy with brother-in-law William Buckley and helped write speeches for Barry Goldwater...
...ANGELES: Comedian Pat Paulsen died Thursday after a battle with cancer. The 69-year-old best known for his quixotic White House runs succumbed to complications from pneumonia and kidney failure. Paulsen became a household name some 30 years ago on the Smothers Brothers show, where he first announced tongue-in-cheek that he was running for President under a new party, the Straight Talkin' American Government or STAG. Paulsen's deadpan political schtick caught on with thousands of Americans, many of whom voted for him in five presidential elections. He claimed to have finished second behind President Clinton...
Judge A. Leon Higginbotham, lecturer on law and public service professor of jurisprudence at the Kennedy School of Government (KSG), is listed in serious condition at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH). He is currently suffering from pneumonia after entering the hospital for surgery last week...
Higginbotham entered MGH last week for his third operation since the beginning of the year. On Saturday, Higginbotham was diagnosed with pneumonia and was moved into MGH's intensive care unit...