Word: orals
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...Ping-Pong. Venereal infection during World War I cost the Army 6,500,000 man-days (time lost in hospitals). Military police patrol towns as best they can, mark the most putrid spots "out of bounds." Military medicos provide soldiers with oral caution beforehand, treatment afterward, encourage local authorities to provide free prophylaxis stations. Army (and Navy) doctors generally prefer controlled segregation, covertly discourage the more extreme efforts of such agencies as the American Social Hygiene Association to abolish prostitution by legal action. Theory (which the Association disputes): when the business scatters, disease increases. Last week the Association proposed that...
Newest University periodical is the Harvard Dental Alumni Bulletin, edited by Harold A. Kent, D.M.D. '19 and assistant professor of Oral Surgery...
Each section man ought to state, in his first meeting, exactly how much class oral work, class written work, and exams are going to count on the year's grade. And if and when he feels that any student is cutting so much that his mark is liable to be lowered, he should let that student know it. The Harvard cut system is so general that the student and the section man must work in close cooperation, if it is to function satisfactorily. As it is now, the clever student often takes advantage of the section man, while the unwary...
Assistant in Oral Surgery: Harold LaS. Pierson, of Bloomfield, New Jersey, D.M.D...
Canada's Department of Munitions & Supply last week ordered $25,000 worth of false teeth for Canadian soldiers, on top of $19,000 worth already ordered, 100,000 teeth already delivered to the Canadian Army Dental Corps. Officials said these large orders were no reflection on Canadians' oral health and equipment, merely precaution against shortage "so that a run on bicuspids or molars would not prevent [Army] dentists from making up suitable plates...