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...himself "a party to the problem," not "a simple object of discussion." Eight of the doctors voted against the surgery: the Pope was still too sick to risk an operation. The ninth doctor thought the reverse. John Paul went with No. 9 and ordered surgery. According to a Roman physician familiar with the discussions, the Pontiff explained, "I don't want to continue half dead and half alive." The operation was performed successfully on Aug. 5, John Paul left the hospital nine days later, and has gradually resumed his activist pontificate...
After leaving the university, he develops a tumor on his neck. Without seeing a doctor he diagnoses the lump as the accumulation of "swallowed tears." It is confirmation that if a person suppresses his suffering, he will be devoured by the suffering buried within. When Zorn finally consults a physician, a more clinical diagnosis is offered: the growth is malignant. Cancer comes as something of a relief; the pain and suffering finally have a name...
...Boston University Medical School, Nesson originated and directed the Harvard Community Health Plan. Deland said. At BWH Nesson held the post of vice president of the ambulatory and community health services. Nesson, a specialist in internal medicine, spent eight years at Beth Israel Hospital, where he acted as physician-in-chief...
...made the amazing catch in the final seconds of the game that lifted the Forty-Niners to victory, Susan was almost deranged in her delight. In fact, my normally frugal roommate called home in the middle of the afternoon to Shriek to her father (who served as resident team physician at the Forty-Niner training camp last summer), "Did you see that catch...
...Kent Schwitzer, a Minnesota physician, warned that alcohol can be fatal in extreme cold and advised those who had consumed alcohol to remain in doors...