Word: treatments
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...auto. Flying back to New Delhi, bandaged and in obvious pain, she held the tip of her sari in front of her face to shield her damaged nose from photographers. "I'm as tough as ever," she said. But her doctors ordered her to enter a hospital for treatment, and to cancel all engagements for the next few days...
...Bulgaria, Rumania and Hungary resent the Soviet Union's pointed reminder last week that they were on the Nazi side during World War II and had only the Soviet Union to thank for escaping "harsh Allied treatment...
...blood-disorder deaths in the newborn studied in California, 34.5% were associated with laboratory errors, and many could have been prevented. - A newspaperman, 26, was being treated with anticoagulants for phlebitis. A laboratory reported that his blood had a normal clotting time, so the doctor kept up the treatment. The man's blood was actually slow to clot; he died of an internal hemorrhage...
...infectious particles, Surgeon Mark Braimbridge of St. Thomas's Hospital in London had to make a daring innovation and remove pieces of heart muscle from a living patient for the sole purpose of diagnosis. This was ethically permissible, he says, in the hope of finding a better treatment for a lethal disease. The patient was a man of 20 whose heart had been failing for three months. Under study by special microscope techniques at The Kennedy Institute, the muscle specimens were found to contain particles that could not be identified. The one certain thing about them was that they...
...Groups of addicts will be steered to treatment in psychiatric hospitals...