Article: Junk food-loving Irish pack a heavyweight paunch

Article: DR. FLOYD ATKINS; MENDED HEARTS, INSPIRED MINDS; AT 59
The Boston Globe;  April 4, 2003 ;     700+ words ...Dr. Floyd L. Atkins Jr., who mentored and inspired hundreds of medical students and hundreds more...basketball coach, died Saturday of a brain tumor at Tippett Home, a hospice care home in Needham. Dr. Atkins was 59 and lived in Westwood. A cardiologist, Dr. Atkins was for 18 years chief of cardiology at ...

Article: DR. EDWARD FRANK, AT 86; SURGEON, TEACHER, GROUNDBREAKING RESEARCHER
The Boston Globe;  April 15, 2004 ;     700+ words ...Dr. Edward D. Frank was one of those old-fashioned doctors who had what used to be called...questions.When interns at Beth Israel Hospital started rounds at 4 a.m., they would find that Dr. Frank had been there an hour earlier. "Ed was a giant in many ways," Dr. Elliott Vesell, of Penn State University's ...

Article: DR. ROBERT RICHIE JR., 78; WAS BELOVED PEDIATRICIAN
The Boston Globe;  February 6, 2005 ;     700+ words ...Dr. Robert H. Richie Jr. had some unique ways of treating the...a white coat and he always had a kindly twinkle in his eye. Dr. Richie, who had an office on Story Street in Harvard Square...earlier ones. "They don't make them like him anymore," said Dr. Gerald Hass of Cambridge. Parents were as devoted to ...

Article: DR. ELISHA ATKINS, RESEARCHED ORIGINS, FUNCTIONS OF FEVER; AT 84
The Boston Globe;  April 29, 2005 ;     700+ words ...Dr. Elisha Atkins was a man of many interests. A former professor...classics, including Homer's "The Iliad." After graduation, Dr. Atkins, a Belmont native, enlisted in the Marines and was...crossing a jungle stream. It was after his return home that Dr. Atkins decided he was meant for a career in medicine. ...

Article: DR. RONALD MALT; PERFORMED FIRST REATTACHMENT OF LIMB
The Boston Globe;  October 11, 2002 ;     700+ words ...Dr. Ronald A. Malt, who gained international fame as the lead...Newton-Wellesley Alzheimer's Center in Wellesley. He was 70. Dr. Malt was the chief surgical resident when he and the MGH team...stone abutment. "We never considered replantation before," Dr. Malt said in a 1987 Globe interview, "but at the ...

Article: On Dr. Phil, a Dose of Bad Medicine?
The Washington Post;  October 1, 2004 ;     700+ words ...Dr. Phil ought to have his head examined for calling a child a...the special, may have put children's lives at risk because of Dr. Phil's bum advice, the group said in a letter fired off to...professional ethics, NAMI said, it may constitute malpractice. "Dr. Phil's conduct is serious enough to warrant ...

Article: DR. MORRIS SIMON, RADIOLOGIST, AT 79; HIS CARE, DEVICES LED TO BREAKTHROUGHS
The Boston Globe;  January 20, 2005 ;     700+ words ...Dr. Morris Simon, a world-renowned pulmonary radiologist whose...brushing snow from his car parked outside his Boston home. Dr. Simon, a clinician at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center...observed his 79th birthday Sunday. With his creative genius, Dr. Simon saw how he could reach to the heavens and space ...

Article: DR. MURRAY YAEGER, AT 75; CHALLENGED STUDENTS AT BU
The Boston Globe;  June 20, 2004 ;     700+ words ...When Dr. Murray Yaeger invited colleagues to speak...fellow professor Otto Lerbinger. Each week, Dr. Yaeger spent more than 25 hours preparing...course was "psychological boot camp" because Dr. Yaeger encouraged them to "dig deep," said...

Article: Dr. Ed Gorsky made continuing education reality at Western
St. Joseph News-Press;  July 27, 2004 ;     645 words ...Dr. Ed Gorsky began a career at Missouri Western State College...year to as high as $5 million. But after 18 years at Western, Dr. Gorsky's office walls are bare of the certificates, awards...retirement. "I've got a lot of good memories of Missouri Western," Dr. Gorsky said during a recent interview with ...

Article: DR. JUAN TAVERAS, 82; HAILED AS PIONEER IN NEURORADIOLOGY
The Boston Globe;  April 5, 2002 ;     700+ words ...Dr. Juan M. Taveras, 82, a radiologist at Massachusetts General...Neuroradiology," died March 28 in his native Dominican Republic. Before Dr. Taveras established the first training program in neuroradiology...neuroradiological procedures were conducted by neurosurgeons. Dr. Taveras demonstrated that these ...

Article: Profile - Dr. Mathieu Piché, DC, MSc, PhD (candidate)
The Journal of the Canadian Chiropractic Association;  September 1, 2005 ;     700+ words ...Dr. Mathieu Pich earned his undergraduate degree in chiropractic...UQTR), graduating in 2002. During his undergraduate years, Dr. Pich was introduced to the work of Professor Akio Sato, one...the autonomic and somatic components of the nervous system. Dr. Pich wrote to Professor Sato about his interests in ...

Article: DR. ROBERT MOBBS, PIONEER ACTIVIST AGAINST USE OF DDT
The Boston Globe;  November 16, 2003 ;     696 words ...Dr. Robert F. Mobbs of Andover, a physician who warned of the...outlawed, died Oct. 29 at Melrose-Wakefield Hospital. He was 85. Dr. Mobbs was a general physician and surgeon in Aberdeen, N.C...after suffering inexplicable convulsions. Puzzled by her death, Dr. Mobbs grew suspicious of the chemical exhaust ...

Article: Hillary on Line 2, Dr. Bill
The Washington Post;  May 26, 1997 ;     685 words ...Dr. Laura Schlessinger, the sharp-tongued talk-show therapist...executives might consider the following an audition: Welcome to "The Dr. Bill Show," where no matter how much trouble you find yourself...and let's get started. Fuzzy, I believe you're first. Fuzzy: Dr. Bill, maybe you can explain something to ...

Article: Dr. Martin L. Gecht, 84, banker, dermatologist, art collector
Chicago Sun-Times;  January 13, 2005 ;     558 words ...Dr. Martin L. Gecht, a dermatologist, businessman and art collector...at his home on the North Side. He was 84. Born in Chicago, Dr. Gecht grew up in California, where he attended the University...School. After establishing himself as a general physician, Dr. Gecht returned to school to study dermatology. ...