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A Transplant Would Have
Page 5 from 13th June 1969saved me from a machine I SHOULD like to thank Mr. Norman St. John-Stevas (June 6) for his very sensible article on transplants. I do so for very......
Wide Horizons For Both Men And Women
Page 9 from 14th April 1967By A Special Correspondent T o most people not per sonally familiar with nursing, the traditional nurse in starched cap and apron tending to the......
Ch1e1 2 Rabbi
Page 5 from 21st May 1965A 'DARK HORSE' SELECTED Brodie (writes Alan Jackson), S EVERAL important issues affecting British Jewry face Rabbi Dr, Jacob Herzog, distinguished......
The Life Of A Student
Page 7 from 14th April 1967By GABRIELLE CROSLAND F OR far too long, the general public's image of nursing has been that of an underpaid, over-worked tradition-bound......
Psychological Novel, Plus
Page 3 from 16th June 1961By Dr. F. B. ELKISCH Each His Own Tyrant by Wingfield Hope (Sheed & Ward, &s. fid.). T HIS excellent little book is best described as a......
Death Of Mr. West
Page 10 from 21st June 1968M R. FREDERICK WEST, who became Britain's first heart transplant patient nearly seven weeks before he died on Monday night at the National Heart......
No Directive To Doctors
Page 2 from 9th August 1968A LTHOUGH the Irish Guild of SS. Luke. Cosrims and Damian will be issuing a statement on the Pope's birth-control encyclical, the 2,500 doctors who......
Tributes To Dr. King Outside St. Paul's
Page 1 from 19th April 1968BY A STAFF REPORTER "THE greatest tribute we can pay Dr. Martin Luther King is to make sure that his dream of racial equality comes true," said Dr.......
Is It So Difficult?
Page 2 from 2nd February 1962Case-Histories Described think Dr. Pemberton is exaggerating the difficulties of the Safe Period. He certainly underestimates the commonsense of......
Tottering On The Brink Of Revolution
Page 8 from 14th April 1967By Stanley J. Holder, Principal, St. Mary's School of Nursing, Paddington B RITAIN is in danger of becoming an underdeveloped country. A......