Word: researchers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...compulsory insurance since 1938. Costs come from a general social security levy of 7.5% on all incomes. Nearly 2,000,000 New Zealanders are entitled to free medical care except for specialist services. Most telling criticism has been that doctors are doing so well financially that they neglect research and spurn lower-paying hospital posts...
...George B. Pegram, dean of the graduate faculties, who was named vice president of the university to direct "educational affairs." A physicist's physicist, Dr. Pegram was a key man in the early development of the U.S. atomic energy program, directed Columbia's war research from...
...cured simultaneously in three days with only one injection (45? worth of penicillin), it would be big medical news indeed. It was reported last week that such good news is not an impossible hope. Dr. R. C. Arnold of the U.S. Public Health Services' Venereal Disease Control Research Laboratory announced that in 85 test cases, a single injection of 300,000 units (one cubic centimeter) of penicillin made syphilis noninfectious within 72 hours, and has kept it that way for most patients during the six to eight months the experiment has been running...
...laboratory building is contemplated for expanded research in the Division. Such subjects as applied mathematics and physics, and civil, electrical, mechanical, and sanitary engineering will be studied...
Berman, an alumnus of Dartmouth and the Yale Law School, has been a visiting professor of Law for a year, and is also a member of the Russian Research Center. Before going to Law School Berman studied at the London School of Economics and Political Science, and received an M.A. from Yale...