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partners. Sometimes these elements combine to produce spectacular drugs and diagnostics. Sometimes good efforts fail. And sometimes external factors such as economic cycles, confusing regulations and slow reimbursement frustrate us. Visit with doctors, hospitals and patient groups to remind yourself why this intensely creative industry is needed. Focus on novel approaches serving unmet medical needs. True innovation will still get funded and rewarded.” — Brook Byers, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers “Biotech

Immediately before his break with the Butshishiyya, Yassine started writing his first books.7 Then, in 1974 he published the above-mentioned letter addressed to the king (cf. footnote 3), which earned him fame and recognition, as he was detained at a psychiatric hospital for more than three years on account of the missive. In the 4 Mohamed Tozy points out as much about Yassine’s official biography which was distributed, duplicated by mimeograph, during the 1980s (cf. Tozy, M: “Monarchie et Islam Politique

like a star, but without thinking about the economic consequences. Her apartment in New York, her clothing, her cosmetics were all paid by Milton Greene, and the bill reached about $500 per week in 1955. He also dealt with the notes of the psychiatric hospital where Gladys, Marilyn Monroe’s mother, was placed (Summers, 1983:193). Another beneficiary of the funds from Marilyn Monroe Productions was the Strasberg family. The wife, called Paula, worked for Marilyn Monroe as personal coach,144 as Marilyn

impeded, and Washburn had made a decision. He went dry for thirty-six hours, eating as much starch and drinking as much water as was humanly possible. Then he performed the most delicate piece of work he had attempted since his dismissal from Macleans Hospital in London. Millimeter by agonizing millimeter he had brush-washed the fibrous areas, then stretched and sutured the skin over the cranial wound, knowing that the slightest error with brush, needle, or clamp would cause the patient’s death. He had

in Vietnam veterans with and without chronic posttraumatic stress disorder », Behaviour Research and Therapy, 39, p. 1339-1348. Engelhard, I.M., M.A. van den Hout et A. Arntz (2001). « Posttraumatic stress disorder after pregnancy loss », General Hospital Psychiatry, 23, p. 2-66. Engelhard, I.M., M.A. van den Hout, A. Arntz et R.J. McNally (2002). « A longitudinal study of “intrusion-based reasoning” and posttraumatic stress disorder after exposure to a train disaster », Behaviour Research and Therapy

Chaque couleur a des avantages et des inconvénients quant à son impact sur le comportement de l’employé. L’impact psychologique de la couleur, selon nos experts, est une réponse universelle qui est indépendante de la préférence “Many prisons, hospitals, companies, and schools have adopted systematic color schemes which have been designed to produce particular performance states in their inhabitants” 147 200 couleur, de la culture, du sexe, de la race, de la religion, ou de l’éducation

ill and the disturbed. In an article in the Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, three prominent research psychiatrists wrote that ELIZA, with a bit of tweaking, could be “a therapeutic tool which can be made widely available to mental hospitals and psychiatric centers suffering a shortage of therapists.” Thanks to the “time-sharing capabilities of modern and future computers, several hundred patients an hour could be handled by a computer system designed for this purpose.” Writing in Natural

d’expertise comptable (« certified public accountant ») ; il pourra intéresser les lecteurs qui envisageraient de poursuivre leurs études aux États-Unis. Melford Hospital158 operates a general hospital, but rents space and beds to separately owned entities rendering specialized services such as pediatrics and psychiatric. Melford charges each separate entity for common services such as patients’ meals and laundry, and for administrative services such as billings and collections. Space and bed rentals are

while literatures with different agendas and priorities may overlap and interact, they form a broad succession and, in a word, have a history. To some, literary historians are embalmers and literary history a museum, a cemetery for dead authors, a hospital for geriatric books kept artificially alive on twin life-support systems of the curriculum and institutionalized culture. Yet at the start of a new millennium when the electronic revolution promises change as far-reaching as that which followed the