Word: preventers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...mouth, said the University of Southern California's Dr. Ian MacDonald. A lack of proteins and vitamins of the B-complex family (e.g., the sort of bland diet used to treat stomach ulcers) may be the trouble. Diets rich in proteins and B-complex may help prevent it. Smoking? Possibly a minor cause of cancer of the mouth, said Dr. MacDonald...
...prevent the teaching of atheistic communism," in Massachusetts colleges and preparatory schools is scheduled for a hearing before the Education Committee of the state legislature early next month...
Speaking before a Medical School forum on public health, he said "there must be a program to control and prevent chronic diseases." Since major epidemics have been brought under control, by 1975 nearly 11 percent of our population will be 65 years old or more." Yet little has been done to make that maturity healthful," Scheele declared...
...present we do know how to prevent these diseases in the true sense of protection. Early detection and treatment are the only available methods to prevent serious consequences or untimely death. Public health programs," he continued, "can therefore help states in expanding their treatment facilities...
...contract fine print that club owners like to call the cornerstone of big-time baseball: the so-called "reserve clause" that binds a player to his club for his baseball life-or until the club chooses to trade, sell or sack him. Purpose: to prevent a few rich clubs from hiring all the talent-as they well might if each ballplayer were always free to sell his services in the highest market. Cornerstone or not, two out of three judges decided that the reserve clause looked like peonage. They ordered the lower court to look into the Gardella case, which...