Word: treatment
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Thanks for your interesting, fair and historically sound treatment of the Supreme Court's decision regarding the use of a prayer composed by the New York State Board of Regents for use in public schools [July...
...following year, the Douglas government launched Canada's first province-wide hospital insurance plan. The new medicare act is the capstone of Douglas' planning. A country cousin of Britain's NHS, it provides province-wide compulsory insurance covering payments for all medical, surgical and specialist treatment. Unlike the British plan, it does not cover dentistry, glasses or drugs. The cost, $22 million a year, is to be met by annual premiums ($12 for single people, $24 for families), and by increasing sales and income taxes...
...battle of the lakes is far from over, but the Fish and Wildlife Service is now hopeful of eventual victory. It has already started TFM treatment in streams that flow into Lake Michigan and Huron. As soon as each lake is reasonably safe, the service will release baby trout, confident that most of them will not be sucked to death by lampreys...
Crossed Connections. Parkinsonism (the cause of which is unknown in most cases) is a disorder of nerve cells near the thalamus deep in the brain. The affected nerve cells keep on firing impulses for muscle contraction when the contractions are not necessary. Effective treatment consists of somehow interrupting these misfiring nerves...
...Masters of Deceit, the writings of Marx and Lenin, assorted serious explanations of Communism by authorities, and a range of less scholarly books down to paperbacks with scary titles and bloody hammers and sickles on the covers. Established textbook publishers are now beginning to enter the field with professional treatment. (TIME Inc.'s Silver Burdett will publish The Meaning of Communism this winter...