Word: treating
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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MARTIN: If it's a first offense, you can treat it lightly. He may be a well- meaning man who has always called women "honey" and needs to be educated. But if it continues, you should be firm and say, "I prefer to be addressed as Miss Smith...
...with Thomas? Hill said she saw little harm in maintaining cordial relations with Thomas now that she no longer worked with him and no longer felt threatened by him. "I did not feel that it was necessary to cut off all ties or to burn all bridges or to treat him in a hostile manner," she said. "If I had done that, I would have had to explain this whole situation that I've come forward with today...
...Harvard researcher has discovered a way to treat cells that prevents the body's immune system from attacking the cells during transplants...
When tissue is transplanted, "the standard method is to treat the recipient to suppress the T-cell response," according to Faustman. She says that drugs called immuno-suppressive agents are often used for this purpose...
Faustman's research will "instead treat the tissue [to be transplanted] with agents that prevent the T-cells from adhering to it," she says, "thereby eliminating the need for therapy of the host and its inevitable complications...