AMA votes to The Country Parson
The Country Parson column notes AMA votes at Love Beach on Thursday June 18 1975 in a brief item from the A1B Independent series as carried by the Press Telegram.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
9
The Country Parson column notes AMA votes at Love Beach on Thursday June 18 1975 in a brief item from the A1B Independent series as carried by the Press Telegram.
Atlantic City AP The American Medical Association faces a financial crisis and adopts a dues increase from 110 to 250. Delegates overruled a lower proposal and backed higher dues as deficits and a $3.5 million loss in 1974 pressure survival. They also approve a long range plan to tackle governance and liability while debating protest language on physician strikes. The group votes to discontinue Prism and retain Today's Health magazine.
Atlantic City officials cite beer as a safe substitute for water to prevent traveler's diarrhea. Experts from New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center and Walter Reed advise drinking beer or well boiled tea and bottled soda, with cautions on peeled fruit, salads, and undercooked meat in certain regions.
A Chicago psychiatrist says pride in holding liquor may mark the first stage of alcoholism. Early signs include increased tolerance and a ritualistic nightly martini habit, with irritability if unavailable. Dr. Jan Fawcett, of Rush-Presbyterian St Luke's, urged family doctors to detect these early cues.
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