Word: treatment
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Shore will also lead a course on prevention and self-treatment of illnesses for travellers who expect to be in areas where medical care is unavailable. It begins April...
...recent report of the HSA's charter flight agency is encouraging in its acknowledgement of the community's interest in its operations, and though not completely candid, is at least a first step toward an explanation. The report begins by promising a "full discussion" rather than a "superficial treatment," yet few of the serious charges that have been made are mentioned, and the most vigorous argument is devoted to a point not at issue. The HSA, by its failure to answer the charges brought against the charter flights has done little to show the community that the accusers are irresponsible...
...Karachi, Chou got red-carpet treatment, though his name was misspelled "Chau" on a welcoming banner. He had a long and private talk with Ayub Khan, and a formal dinner at the President's floodlit house. Next day a Pakistani spokesman said the discussions had concerned the "tense and delicate situation prevailing in Southeast Asia, with special reference to Viet Nam." Pakistan hoped that "all nations, large and small, Asian and non-Asian, will play their role in bringing tranquillity and peace to that unfortunate country that has seen warfare for over two decades." Ayub was clearly enjoying...
...each center. White blood cell counts, which soar as high as 200,000 per cubic millimeter in leukemia, have dropped to around 8,000#151;within the normal range. Patients with some of the chronic forms of leukemia have maintained their improvement for as long as nine months after treatment. Benefit in acute leukemia has been much shorter, but all the patients have been adults, in whom the chronic forms of the disease are more common...
...drug or other treatment seems to have any effect, and doctors are no nearer to finding a cause or cure for restless legs than they were three centuries ago when the symptom was first reported by English Physician Thomas Willis.* The only practical prescription remains unchanged: wake up and walk...