Word: treatment
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...treatment of such subjects, which often are not in the week's headlines but which relate in an important way to the lives of nearly everyone, that absorbs much of the time and attention of the sections in TIME that we, in office lingo, call "Back of the Book." The people involved in these stories are not necessarily well known. Take, for example, THE LAW'S chilling story about one Clarence Jackson, who was a successful businessman in Phoenix, worth perhaps a quarter of a million dollars, until luck, lawyers and the law, in a bizarre series...
...they would in the hospital. The unit has proved so effective that in its first 15 months of operation not one of the 312 heart patients taken to the Royal Victoria has died in transit. Once in the hospital, many-perhaps most-of them have fared better because superior treatment was started so promptly...
...think I was always having relations with my girl friend," the student replied, "but I can't be sure-you get a bit fogged up." Said the girl: "Even at the parties, I always stay loyal to Jim-I think." Because the two did not have simultaneous treatment, the epidemiologists call theirs a case of "pingpong gonorrhea,"-each partner getting cured, then reinfected by the other in turn...
...without patient's consent "makes no distinction between 'public' and 'private' physician-patient relationships. The purpose behind the statute is to inspire confidence in patients to make full disclosure of symptoms and conditions to physicians. Such confidence is deemed necessary to the efficacy of treatment. This is especially so in the case of state hospitals for the mentally ill, where complete confidence in the attending physicians is a sine qua non to the cure...
...that the magazines assure them that the Dodd bill will result in confiscation of all arms. During the hearings on his bill, Dodd charged Guns & Ammo Publisher Thomas Siatos with "maliciously misrepresenting" the bill. Siatos replied that he was merely "editorializing." Nonetheless, the gun magazines feel aggrieved at their treatment by some of the press. The American Rifleman plans to establish a $3,000 scholarship for some young journalist who will document the press distortions on the subject of guns...