AMERICAN OPHTHALMOLOGICAL MEETINGS June, 1947

The Decompensated Monofixation Syndrome (an American Ophthalmological

Purpose: To describe the clinical features and response to treatment of patients with decompensated monofixation syndrome (MFS) and to propose a hypothesis for a decompensation mechanism in such patients. Methods: Fourteen adults with MFS who had been symptomatically stable for a mean duration of 25 years developed diplopia in the absence of neurologic or orbital disease. After retrospective ch...

Farm & Home Science Vol. 8 No. 2, June 1947

Cholera. The American scientific experience 1947–80

parents in Tudor and Stuart times, and Antonia Fraser, in her The weaker vessel (Weidenfeld, 1983) tells numerous stories of passionate marriages. The Stonian interpretation has now been reinforced by Miriam Slater's anatomy of a seventeenth-century gentry family, the Verneys. Slater's is a bleak view indeed. She does not see the Verney family in the Stuart age as a "human socializing and nurtu...

American Diabetes Association Postgraduate Meetings—2011

A t the American Diabetes Association (ADA) Postgraduate Meetings held 25–26 February 2011 in New York, a discussion of health-care reform and diabetes was opened by Herbert Pardes, chief executive officer of New York-Presbyterian Hospital, who stated that “the focus on health care by the entire country . . . and the world has never been so great.” His medical center is one of the largest hospi...

The history of the American Medical Association, 1847-1947.

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