Word: treating
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...tried to treat it as a normal game," said Jason, who passed for 173 yards. "A lot of people made a big deal about the streak, and we just wanted to get it over with...
SHEILA McCarthy's performance as the shy Polly is truly extraordinary. Her waif-like face and huge eyes are guileless. Her innocence is believable and her naivete is charming. And thus she is utterly at odds with the chic gallery people who treat her like a lost puppy--lovable and amusing but not worth their attention. When Polly hears them say a painter has "acute awareness," she thinks they mean "a cute awareness, like a cute face...
...would treat all records of all individuals in a similar fashion," said Katherine Morton, head of Yale's archives, which contains the academic records of the schools alumni...
...AIDS crisis may be undermining the "ethical foundation of health care itself." So warned U.S. Surgeon General C. Everett Koop last week in Washington before President Reagan's commission on the HIV epidemic. Citing reports of doctors and other health-care workers "who refuse to treat persons with AIDS," Koop delivered a stinging broadside against the medical profession. Said he: "The good conduct of the majority does not release us from facing the unprofessional conduct of a fearful and irrational minority...
While agreeing in principle, some doctors questioned Koop's fairness. Said Dr. Alan Nelson, chairman of the American Medical Association's board: "The incidences of refusal to treat AIDS patients are anecdotal and isolated." Both Koop and Nelson urge health-care workers to adopt preventive measures, such as wearing gloves, to avoid contamination...