Word: treatment
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Even there, the spirochete can stand so little heat that artificial fever was once a treatment for syphilis. The germ gets no free ride on food, air, water, or from insects. It can attack a new victim only through the most intimate contact, and then only during a relatively brief time...
Here to Stay. Even with sensitive diagnostic tests and penicillin for treatment, a massive campaign must still be waged to wipe out the disease. Doctors will be urged to report all cases of syphilis to health authorities, who will interview the patients and track down their contacts...
High-Priced Sport. Buick's boss is not the only one with such hopes. For 1963 Oldsmobile has decked out its top model, the Starfire, with a sculptured T-bird-type roof to give it a sporty look. Pontiac's Grand Prix has undergone the same treatment. Not to be left out, Chrysler is readying its new 300}, a revved-up version of the Chrysler New Yorker...
...most rewarding practice of all: preventive medicine. To provide the personal touch, Kaiser subscribers are given a reasonably long list from which to select a general practitioner or internist to serve as their family physician. Some keep the same family doctor for years; on his referral, they get treatment from a specialist in the group. To help subscribers make appointments painlessly. Kaiser medical offices use highspeed desks with lazy-Susan centers for doctors' schedule books...
...with wolves, which became even more aggressive and harder to control. Now Ginsburg and his students have installed a loud speaker in the wolves' quarters and are playing tape-recorded classical music that is free of the high-pitched tones that irritate wolves. They hope that this treatment will tranquilize the wolves and also the lab's neighbors, who object to the animals' blood-chilling howls...