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...time the department's physical set-up was more than adequate. Now, according to Arlie V. Bock, Henry K. Oliver Professor of Hygiene, the only feasible solution would be to rip down Stillman and construct a combination infirmary and health center. His proposed site is between Dunster and Holyoke on the ground now taken up by Cronin's, Arthur Parker's, Cahaly's, and a parking...
...first year, Dr. George Fitz, the Visitor, saw 660 students. In 1951, the Hygiene Department had 63,839 visits, including over 10,000 from employees. When Stillman opened in 1902 it admitted 223 patients; in only one year since the '20's, aside from the war, have confinements dropped below...
...number of services Hygiene supplies for the $30 medical and infirmary fee is astounding. The equivalent of 12 full-time dormers, two possible weeks a term at Stillman for every student surgical and psychiatric eliutes are only part of its continuos...
...formerly large activity is now non-extant, however. Since Rock took over in '36 there have been no major operations in Stillman's outmoded operating room. The great teaching hospitals affiliated with the Medical School, Peter Bent Brigham, Mass. General, Both Israel, the Eye and Ear, have taken care of Harvard's needs...
Bock has also worked out a deal with these hospitals where Hygiene partially subsidizes the enormous cost for postoperative care up to two weeks, almost as if the student was at Stillman...