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... eorgia vs. UAB John Hart Footage Bad Video First 12 min. Field 1 / World Business Review Behavioral Health & Wellness Battling the Common Cold 817 Cable 26':46" 11/17/00 ...

... Richt Show - University Health Svcs Airdate: Kentucky 10-26 ...

... givers and receivers. 3. Comment on internal issues: Sabena Airlines, the National Railways, public health, the aging population. ...

... er jubilee of King Baudouin's accession. 2. Financial problems due to the long European drought. 3. Health insurance in Belgium is becoming huge and expensive bureaucracy. 4. Deficit of Sabena Airline due t ...

... erman mark and the effect on Belgium. 2. Plans by the Belgian government to curtail expenditure for health insurance. 3. Mapping out an energy policy for Belgium. 4. Many Belgian citizens avoid paying their ...

... n Community still debates its policy toward developing countries. 4. Debate over changes in Belgian health insurance system. ...

... ism" in Britain. 3. Projection of China's future and rumors of Prime Minister Chou-en-Lai's failing health. ...

... Keith Joseph proposing birth control of the "unfit." 3. Meeting of National Association of Mental Health on the treatment of women. 4. The upcoming UN World Food Conference. ...

... acts of terrorism. 2. Comments on Mid-East arrival of the PLO to center-stage. 3. British National Health Services rocked by 2 major issues. 4. British sitting on a new source of energy--thermal energy? ...

... broadcaster, talks about he increasing number of people who are addicted to work, creating the same health, family and social problems as the alcoholic. Canada -- Bernard Power, who invented the technique of ...

... e Magna Carta to the Library of Congress for display. Yugoslavia: An effort to combine tourism and health treatment facilities at spas & beaches along the Atlantic. London: A new communications system for ...

... a 6th century Irish saint. Japan: The survivors of the 1945 atomic bombings, after 30 years--their health and their attitudes. ...

... a's most eminent heart surgeon, Dr. Boris Petrovsky, who now also serves as USSR Minister of Public Health. Britain (3:10)--A BIS report on a new, anti-skid process being used on London roads and its great s ...

... s she talks of her family, her vigorous lecture tours, her active involvement in national and local health associations, and her generally busy life. ...

... work. She is the first woman to be chosen for this important office. She also discusses the British Health Service and how she thinks it might be improved. ...

... A relevant report for Americans is presented in this analysis of the national health insurance plans which have been in operation in Japan for all citizen since 1970. The type of care provided, the administ ...

... ague Long Distance Hike! 3. An architectural treasure in Prague. 4. Nation-wide campaign to improve health of the country's cattle. 5. A castle devoted to memorabilia of Giacomo Casanova--the great Italian ...

... Japan. 4. The story of Japan's only surviving set of quintuplets who are now a year old and in good health. The father is a political reporter for NHK, the Japanese Broadcasting Corporation. ...

... y signed a science research accord. Priorities will be given to research on environment, energy and health. ...

... inent art historian. She is herself involved in a career in biological research at the Institute of Health, Palermo University. Writing is her hobby; and she has already published a number of magazine articl ...

... Dr. John H. Ott, author of Health and Light, discusses his research work on the effects of light on plants, animals and human beings. Dr. Ott originally became interested in this investigation through color ...

... m for BFA. Mr. Krohn is not only a poet, but an accomplished jazz musician, and he also serves as a health worker at the Metropolitan Hospital in New York City. His poetry has been published in The New York ...

... ing. He is the author of the current best-seller, Stay Young: A Doctor's Total Program for Youthful Health and Vigor. (Grosset & Dunlap) In this interview with Andre Bernard, he talks about how he came to w ...

... (Today: books about health and recreation) United States -- Biochemist Richard Passwater, whose book Supernutrition: The Megavitamin Revolution has created wide interest, discusses his theory about Vitamin ...

... common misconceptions about old age, and the importance of lifelong learning to mental and physical health; learning objectives, and courses favored by older people. She is interviewed by Margaret Ireland at ...

... nardo's Children's Homes for destitute youth. Child to Child -- This book of ideas about children's health and hygiene, sprang from an international conference on Child health, according to author Juliet Ga ...

... e Carstairs, distinguished Scottish psychiatrist of the University of Edinburgh, talks about mental health in our present-day Western society. He argues that the stresses to which most people are subjected ...

... lnesses; others remain inactive in the body for years. New understanding of the virus, important to health, is discussed by a research doctor. Britain -- Evidence that the "miracle" vitamin C is also useful ...

... es of influences on body growth. In this discussion, Dr. William Marshall of the Institute of Child Health, London University, describes the possible effect which light may have on the way children grow. Bri ...

... learning abilities of the newborn. Australia -- Dr. Eric Stroud, Professor of Pediatrics and Child Health, King's College Hospital Medical School, London, describes the results of a new research study on th ...

... ms of a practicing doctor in this society. He also describes his recent special work with the World Health Organization. ...

... Australia -- Dr. John Goldsmith of the California Department of Health, in Australia to attend medical meetings, discusses the results of recent US studies indicating the industrial groups with high incidenc ...

... ticist Theodosius Dobjansky. --Dr. RK Chandra, Professor of Pediatric Research at the Janeway Child Health center in Newfoundland, discusses research on genetic defects caused by long-term malnutrition. Sov ...

... eing used to treat hyperactive children, with dramatic success. Britain -- Obesity in the West is a health hazard almost as dangerous as malnutrition in poor countries. Dr. Philip Payne of London University ...

... Food Factors in Health Britain: Is eating fibre wrong? People in industrialized countries are told to eat more fibre, and that refining cereals removes some nutritious elements. It now appears that fibre c ...

... variations of skin radiation. (There can be as much as 10 degrees temperature difference between a healthy and a cancerous breast). Soviet Union -- In June a US Air force C-5 plane flew from Chicago to Mosc ...