AMA interns win fair play bid at Anaheim AMA
Activist doctors from the I and R group secured AMA promises for fair play and due process in hospital disciplinary actions against interns and residents. The House endorsed pursuing a national model contract between training programs and interns and residents.
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AMA House of Delegates
Anaheim
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A. David Axelrad
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AMA delegates dodge hearings disputes over suspensions
The House of Delegates of the American Medical Association declined to intervene in two cases of resident doctors suspended without hearings at Duke University Medical Center and Wadsworth VA Hospital Los Angeles. Delegates reaffirmed due process in intern disputes while approving a general discussion stance. New officers Rex Greene and David Axel-Tad led unsuccessful efforts to press AMA action. A second resolution urged AMA to back five Duke house staff suspended for moonlighting to boost income. The session winds up with PSRO and federal law topics for 1983 reforms.
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Duke University Medical Center
Professional Services Review Organizations
PSRO
Court case on banned Lactrile cancer cure in Albany trial
The Berkeley trial of Dr John R Hichardson and two nurses opens with witness testimony that Lactrile, an FDA banned cancer cure, was prescribed for a wife’s cancer. They faced Health Code violations from 1972 to 1973 with appeals over whether the drug was prescribed as a cancer treatment and whether amygdalin legality affected the case.
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George Kell
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California
Type A personalities top heart attack risk, AMA warns
Navy psychiatrist Cmdr Richard J Rahe told the AMA that Type A personality behavior is a significant predictor of coronary heart disease beyond high cholesterol. An eight and a half year study of 3000 men linked the Type A pattern to heart attack risk, with crises raising epinephrine and blood pressure.
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American Medical Association
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Richard J1. Rahe
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Anaheim Convention Center
Navy Neuropsychiatric Research Institute
San Diego
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Donald W. Schafer
UC Tevine College of Medicine
Schafer
Christmas holiday suicide risk warned by psychologist
Dallas report cites SMU psychologist Dr. William Tedford who says loneliness rises during holidays. He notes people compare their lives to others and those with borderline mental states may consider self harm. He warns mood shifts are not the issue, but social comparisons.
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