Word: treatment
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...writing, the candidate's literary style, if he has one, will be worked and reworked until it attains a polish worthy of newsprint. He will be trained to be concise, clear, strong in his handling of a news story, slyly humorous in the treatment of feature material. He will learn the ways of organizing material. All these things will be of invaluable help to him if good writing is to play a part in his future life...
Doing research on the possibility of assisting persons to recover from glare blindness, Dr. DeSilva wishes to test for glare sensitivity, night blindness, and look for any signs of ocular disease. Should it prove desirable, the Bureau will prescribe a treatment for the student and determine its effectiveness...
...from the vantage point of three thousand miles, away from the guns and targets of local politics, "The New Deal", as written by these London editors, is doubtless a highly authoritative and unbiased judgment of the last four years of American history. Perhaps the most convincing phase of their treatment is the plentiful supply of factual material and indices. Information which we have long been wanting to see assembled together, and for which we should have had to scurry all over the country, has been made an integral part of the Administration analysis...
...gonorrhea, how to avoid them and what to do if infected, we shall no longer see our young manhood and womanhood their chief victims.'' Said Dr. Parran: "There must be secured through the medical and other professional groups additional experienced personnel to provide for the necessary diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of all infected persons...
...cure which Dr. Lawrence Kolb has put into effect there is the best ever. Soon as a patient is admitted he receives physical and mental examination. If he has some "intercurrent defect," such as tuberculosis, which induces him to take drugs, he is put into an infirmary for special treatment. Soon as the defect is under control, the patient is deprived of his habitual drug supply. Dr. Kolb seldom uses "reduction treatment," i. e., diminishing doses of the drug to which the patient has been addicted. When Dr. Kolb tapers off a patient, he does so rapidly. "Cold turkey" produces...