Word: sinusitis
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Johnisha Matthews '99 says that her UHS doctors constantly over- or under-estimate her health problems. Matthews, who suffers from sinus problems, goes into UHS every two weeks to get allergy shots. She says that such routine appointments are "no big deal...
...cuts a modestly dashing, mildly eccentric figure in work shirt, blue jeans, big black rubber boots, a wide-brimmed hat slung over his back Zorro-style and a surgical mask strapped Michael Jackson-style across his nose and mouth (the smoke, a producer says, is irritating a Malickian sinus condition...
...need an M.D. to know the difference between a shin splint and a head cold. So why should you have to run to the doctor every time you need a little extra pain relief or a more potent sinus drug? The answer: increasingly, you won't have to. A number of drugs that were once dispensed only with a doctor's prescription are now primed to arrive on shelves at convenience stores and groceries. More and more, pharmaceutical firms are asking officials at the Food and Drug Administration to approve certain medications that the companies say are safe enough...
Loeb University Professor Emeritus Paul A. Freund, died of sinus cancer Wednesday at his home in Cambridge. He was 83 years...
...operation began as planned at 7:15 a.m. By 9 p.m., the skin and skull had been divided. "We have lift-off," announced Carson as the last of the bone came apart. But the job was more difficult than anticipated. The shared sinus and its surrounding tissue were twisted and corkscrewed, complicating the separation. At 11, circulation was halted, and the critical hour began. By 11:20, the last connection was severed, and the tables were swung apart. "It was a very moving moment," Rogers recalls. "Everyone was silent and astounded." Still, there was much to do before the clock...