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...onetary help to keep them economically well, so that they get better food and medicine. It is important to mention that most of these rural women ... ...have no trained good doctors. They are mainly run by assistants who give some medicine to these women with no proper diagnoses of the real disease. ... ...note that these women were interviewed at the Government hospital of thoracic medicine at Tambaram, Chennai (herein after referred to as the Tambara... ...the disease spreads. Uniformly all of them wanted the government to give them medicine. Majority of them felt that the government must help the HIV... ...m felt that the government must help the HIV/AIDS infected children with free medicine, free food and free education. Those children who were orphan... .... In which medical system you have faith: Allopathy, Siddha/Ayurveda/Unani? The reason for it? : 145. Do you think that AIDS will ...

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...ll natural Fast healing ointment. Treat Ant and nettle with a secret ancient medicine. Plus prevent bites and stings with this repellants: • Homem... ...r, since you never quite got cured, you begin to recognize this fact… Modern medicine is failing its patients Despite advances in modern medicine a... ...e healing power of herbs. Eastern medical systems such as Traditional Chinese Medicine and Unani Medicine have well documented use of herbal remedie... ...er of herbs. Eastern medical systems such as Traditional Chinese Medicine and Unani Medicine have well documented use of herbal remedies. Their focu... ...of sickness rather than merely treat the symptoms. • Fed up with traditional medicine and looking for a more natural and holistic approach to your ... ...t people including yourself have choices or alternatives to conventional drug medicine. Encyclopedia of Home remedies for better life Author: Dr...

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...tment for HIV/AIDS as inpatients of the Government Hospital for Thoracic Medicine at Tambaram (called the “Tambaram Sanatorium”) hospital are from ... ... with HIV/AIDS taking treatment from the Government Hospital for Thoracic Medicine at Tambaram (we refer to this as the Tambaram Sanatorium). Some o... ...m most of them demanded that the government should ‘fastly’ discover some medicine to cure them all, except only one individual who was of the opini... ..., except only one individual who was of the opinion that discovery of any medicine to cure the HIV/AIDS patients will result in complete degenerati... ...en at such early ages, several of these migrant patients have also taken medicine for the same after contracting it from them. Another notable poin... ... which medical system you have faith: Allopathy, Siddha/Ayurveda/Unani? The reason for it? : 155. Do you think that AIDS will sp...

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...ilities and eqaipment for teaching and research in the various branches of medicine probably unsurpassed in (hit country. Of the five bu'Idings, four ... ...s of fjrjston furnish abundant opportunities for clin- ical instruction in medicine and surgery. Course for the Degree of M. D. A four years' course, ... ...rth year »re wholly elettivf; ; they include laboratory subiects, fjcneral medicine, general surKery and the special cliniral branches. The next schoo... ...ties and eq'jipmer.t for teaching; and research in the various branches of medicine probably unsurpas.<;cd in this country. Of ihc five buildint;s, fo... ...At the same meeting Houth- worth '07 made the following mo- tion which was unanimously adopted by the rather small at- tendance of little over two hun... ...on the acceptance of President Hopkins' resignation the boord of .trustees unanimously adopted resolutions, expressing their ap- preciation of his wor... ...y a senior commit- tee, were presented by a member of the senior class and unanimous- ly adopted by the student body ; Whereas: Beoauso of the thought... ...adsworth and Young, the Ath- letic Council passed the following resolution unanimously :"Definite cliargns having been made through the public press a... ...its transactions are of a private na- ture, its sentiment was shown by the unanimous passage of a reso- lution favoring the reduction of the number of...

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...ganrog with every honour, entered the University of Moscow as a student of medicine, and threw himself headlong into a double life of student and auth... ...ew forms, or else nothing at all.” In 1884 he took his degree as doctor of medicine, and de- cided to practise, although his writing had by now taken ... ...dest applause, and the morning after its performance the papers burst into unani- mous praise. The author was enthusiastically feted, but the burden o...

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...e every provision for their health on the passage home, and will have landed them, re- stored from their campaigning fatigues by a sea-voyage, pure ai... ...ng when I can’t attend to the sermon; and, more difficult question than that, what has become of Me as I was when I sat by your side! But, we receive ... ...flavour in the fol- lowing story. As it always recurs to me in a vague association with calomel pills, I believe it to have been reserved for dull nig... ...he question on which we were wanted. We must commit her on one of the two issues. The Inquest came off in the parish workhouse, and I have yet a livel... ...ot round, after all, to the bitter powder and the wretchedness again. This reactionary powder (taken so largely by the human race I am inclined to reg... ... small bundle dangling over his shoulder at the end of an umbrella, and taking a pipe from his breast to smoke as he and the poodle went their mysteri... ...s to trace the savage in the civilised man, and to detect the hold of some savage customs on conditions of society rather boastful of being high above... ... Mr. Battens ‘ought to take it up,’ and Mr. Battens was communicated with on the subject. That unsatisfactory individual replied ‘that he didn’t see h... ...n fine, for the uneatable part of this little dinner (as contradistinguished from the undrinkable) we paid only seven shillings and sixpence each. And...

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...say that they think so too—as of course they do; and then they get on very unanimously and comfort ably. T en minutes past nine!’ said the little man... ...etter of his determination, and worse of a debtor’s prison, it was carried unanimously; and Sam was at once despatched to the White Horse Cellar, to t... ...een Square. Having taken a short walk through the city, and arrived at the unanimous conclusion that Park Street The Pickwick Papers 92 was very much... ... Mr. T uckle put the question that supper be ordered in, which was carried unanimously. The greengrocer and his wife then arranged upon the table a bo... ...e you no feeling for your profession, you groveller? Did you leave all the medicine?’ ‘Yes, Sir.’ ‘The powders for the child, at the large house with ... ... are not quite so bad as you would have me believe, either. There is some medicine to be sent out.’ Mr. Bob Sawyer peeped into the shop to see that n... ...’ said Bob. ‘He goes up to a house, rings the area bell, pokes a packet of medicine without a direction into the servant’s hand, and walks off. Servan... ...has!”’ At the termination of this disclosure of some of the mys teries of medicine, Mr. Bob Sawyer and his friend, Ben Allen, threw themselves back i... ...cups and saucers, and bread and butter on the same scale. Mrs. Bardell was unanimously voted into the chair, and Mrs. Rogers being stationed on her ri...

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...y mind to the idea of losing her, if it must be so.” (Hear, hear! from the unani- mous internal Parliament.) “But I can’t make her miserable (cheers)—... ...him. “There!” went Mr. Pole: “‘pon my honour, it does me good:—better than medicine! But you mustn’t give that dose to everybody, my dear. Y ou don’ t... ...d time he held out the glass, and remarked that this stuff was better than medicine. “You women!” he sneered, as at a reminiscence of their faith in d... ...r bodily system. Emilia listened to the lecturer, and promised to take his medicine, trusting to be perfectly quieted by the nauseous draught; but whe... ...s your feet.” Why, isn’t cheer- ful society and champagne the vary best of medicines, if onnly the blood ‘ll go of itself a little? The fault’s in his... ...4 Sandra Belloni marks on them, and which he preferred; his fight with his medicine, and declaration that he was as sound as any man on shore; the hea...

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...s, which have lately been found; there is little in them but the baths and medicines he took, and what he had everywhere for dinner.”—H. Walpole to Si... ...e looked upon it as a fine spectacle, where four persons were together, so unani- 29 Montaigne mous in their feelings, and loving each other for each... ... do they lie? Theirs have the same effect with other weak and ill- applied medicines; they have only set the humours they would purge more violently i... ...tly, and at first sight, find out the moving cause. Our souls had drawn so unanimously together, they had considered each other with so ardent an affe... ...ub- ject to some more violent disease, should furnish themselves with such medicines as may numb and stupefy the part. The employment a man should cho... ...es weakened by indisposition, give them- selves up at last to the mercy of medicine and submit to cer- tain rules of living, which they are for the fu...

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...ised your arm, you tumbled down and broke The glass with little Margaret’s medicine it it; And, breaking that, you made and broke your dream: A trifle... ... tumultuous adversaries Clash the darts and on the buckler beat with rapid unani mous hand, Thought on all her evil tyrannies, all her pitiless avaric...

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...te to cross their inclinations from pursuing a general design wherein they unanimously agree. Besides, the influence of the stars reaches to many acti... ...rned, who can only know whether there be any truth in this science, do all unanimously agree to laugh at and de spise it; and none but the poor ignor... ...Bible many a sentence That moves his patients to repentance: And, when his medicines do no good, Supports their minds with heavenly food. At which, ho... ...nst the abolishing of Christianity, at a juncture when all parties seem so unani mously determined upon the point, as we cannot but al The Battle of...

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...oubt, while I make their interest the great rule of my writings, they will unanimously concur in supporting my dignity, and in rendering me all the ho... ... both these learned men concurred in censuring Jones, so were they no less unanimous in applauding Master Blifil. To bring truth to light, was by the ... ...e to the said remedy, which though, as it is usual in all very efficacious medicines, it at first seemed to heighten and inflame the disease, soon pro... ...ient to perfect ease and tranquillity. This is, however, a kind of horse medicine, which requires a very robust constitution to digest, and is there... ...mily were soon reduced to a state of perfect quiet; for the virtue of this medicine, like that of electric ity, is often communicated through one per... ...however, by much entreaty, prevailed on to forbear the application of this medicine; but from serenading his patient every hunting morning with the ho... ...udly against turning his own child out of doors. The women especially were unanimous in taking the part of Jones, and raised more stories on the occas... ...nd, and acquainted the soldiers with the merits of his cause, who were all unanimous in con demning the guide for his endeavours to put upon a gentle... ...as present, every one there took that office upon him). Bleeding was the unanimous voice of the whole room; but unluckily there was no operator at h...

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...uited my heart; and I believe, at length, I should have liked the study of medicine, had not my natural distaste to it perpetu- ally engaged us in whi... ...were confounded in 169 Rousseau my idea under the general denomination of medicine, and served to furnish me with pleasant sarcasms the whole day, wh... ...gly marked. As if tears 210 The Confessions had been both nourishment and medicine, I found myself the better for those I shed with her, while seated... ... from all the vain cares of life, but delivered me from the importunity of medicine, to which hitherto, I had been forced to submit, though con- trary... ...utting it against myself. Madam Dupin, amiable as she was, was serious and unanimated; I found nothing in her manners sufficiently alluring to embolde... ...on, and determined to cure myself or die without the aid of physicians and medicine. I bade them forever adieu, and lived from day to day, keeping clo... ...out cramming into it some insult to me. I sought in vain the cause of this unanimous animosity, and was almost tempted to believe the world was gone m... ...e honor I had endeav- ored to do it, I saw myself so unworthily treated by unani- mous consent, since they, who should have spoken, had re- mained sil... ...enne was a free city, governed by its own laws, and that the citizens were unanimously resolved not to hearken to any solicitation which should be unf...

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... but was not heard. Many observations were made, the import of which was a unani- mous opinion that there was something sinister about the room. “Is i... ...ity, procureur; the crime is fragrant. Mademoiselle herself packed all the medicines which were sent to M. de Saint-Meran; and M. de Saint-Meran is de... ...use approve that the examination should take place to-day?” “Yes,” was the unanimous answer. A committee of twelve members was chosen to examine the p... ...ouse?’ — ‘Yes,’ replied all the members of the committee of inquiry with a unanimous voice. “Haidee had remained until the close of the meeting. She h... ...ne of the cupboards in Valentine’s room, which had been transformed into a medicine closet, and taking from its silver case a small bottle of nitric a...

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..., dreamed of at the start. He devoted himself, in the first in- stance, to medicine, a profession which demands both tal- ent and a cheerful nature, b... ...he doctor, who was a pupil of Rouelle in chemistry as well as of Bordeu in medicine. Less than that would make a man a materialist. The doctor married... ...faculty to inquire if the world were turned upside down, if the science of medicine still had a school, if the four faculties any longer existed. The ... ... on a sheet of stamped paper. This is my will: I, Denis Minoret, doctor of medicine, settled in Nemours, being of sound mind and body, as the date of ... ...persons whose esteem I value, and insult me openly. In France, a coward is unani- mously scorned. Besides, the motives for demanding repa- ration shou... ...to the nearest frontier. In short, my seconds met his yesterday, and they unanimously agreed that I owed him reparation. A week from to-day I leave f...

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... tish clergy had worked with energy and with little distur- bance to their unanimity. Confidence was universally felt in their piety and in their disc... ...e shades and degrees which the men of violence excluded. The Seceders were unanimous to a man, and of necessity; for he who approves the last act, the... ...neu- tral in practice; but thus far they poison the fountains of wholesome unanimity—that, if a man can evade the neces- sity of squaring particular a... ...ly to this latter estimate, we once heard a celebrated living professor of medicine, who has been since distinguished by royal favor, and honored with... ... is sufficient to say in this place—that Justinian in the 6th century will unanimously be referred to the ancient di- vision, Charlemagne in the 8th t... ...e we know whether he would have cared for our condonation; and protest our unani- mous belief, that, if he did run away from battle, he ran no faster ...

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...arched, the singularly good discipline which they preserved, the union and unanimity which for some 5 Sir W alter Scott time animated their councils,... ...ncere anxiety for my safety; and so viewing it, I swallow it as I would do medicine from a friendly doctor, although I be- lieved in my heart he had m... ...ons— and I have but two bottles of the old brandy left—we must keep it for medicine, Alan.’ Away went I—made my preparations—the hour of din- ner came... ...lver embossed salver sustained a Catholic book of prayer, a small flask of medicine, a cordial, and a little tea- cup of old china. Ambrose did not en... ... friends?’ said Cristal. ‘Three, and have letters from many more. They are unani- mous on the subject you wot of—and the point must be conceded to the... ...dred others at the same moment.’ The other persons present testified their unanimous ac- quiescence in what Sir Richard Glendale had said. ‘I see you ... ...tion in which they found her, insisted on her going to bed and taking some medicine, in order to compose what they took for a nervous attack. They had... ...gift. ARS LONGA, VITA BREVIS, art is long, life short. ARS MEDENDI, art of medicine. APPROBATE, approve. ATLANTES, a character in Orlando Furioso. AUL...

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...rs of the Pharaon had promised to attend the nuptial feast; but all seemed unanimous in doubting that an act of such rare and exceeding con- descensio... ...in the bay before the lighthouse at Marseilles when he swam there, and was unani- mously declared to be the best swimmer in the port. When he came up ... ...he ballet at length came to a close, and the cur- tain fell amid the loud, unanimous plaudits of an enthusiastic and delighted audience. Owing to the ... ... first place, let us agree that the word poison does not exist, because in medicine use is made of the most violent poi- sons, which become, according...

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...evening Babie showed her sense by proposing you as governess, and you were unani- mously elected in full and free parliament. It really was the child’... ... coming to. “And having done this, I wish to devote myself to the study of medicine.” “Be a lady doctor, Janet!” “Mother, you are surely above all the... ...Dr. Medlicott, “I’ll go up at once, as soon as I can get at our travelling medicine-chest. Luckily we have what is most likely to be useful.” “Thank y... ... than he had dared to expect. The patient was certainly not worse, and the medicine had kept him in a sleepy, tranquil state, in which he hardly reali... ... is eating his terms in the T emple, is he not? And Janet? Is she studying medicine still? Does she mean to practise?” “I can’t make out. She has only... ...I cannot help thinking that she has some definite purpose in this study of medicine; for I do not think it is for the sake either of the emancipa- tio...

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...hten the charity children became universal, and the three Miss Browns were unanimously besought to divide the school into classes, and to assign each ... ...ct tones, ‘Exeter Hall. ’ A sudden light broke in upon the meeting. It was unanimously resolved, that a deputation of old ladies should wait upon a ce... ...unprec- 224 Sketches by Boz edented vigour, but on being honoured with an unani- mous ENCORE, according to annual custom, actually comes out with a n... ...ed, trusted Miss Martin would favour the company—a proposal which met with unani- mous approbation, whereupon Miss Martin, after sun- dry hesitatings ... ...rning; so a mutton-chop, pickle, a pill, a pint bottle of stout, and other medicines, were carried up-stairs for her consumption. ‘Why, what do you th... ...sat in the drawing-room an hour af- ter everybody else had left it, taking medicine, and 308 Sketches by Boz groaning. Great Coram-street was hushed ... ...ife revel in retirement: happy in their complaints, their table, and their medicine, wafted through life by the grateful prayers of all the purveyors ... ...ould they go? ‘Gravesend?’ mildly suggested Mr. Joseph Tuggs. The idea was unanimously scouted. Gravesend was low. 339 Charles Dickens ‘Margate?’ ins... ... of one shilling per week and his food, was let out by the parish to carry medicine and messages. As there was no demand for the medicine, however, an...

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...“So he may have something to drink?” Lorrain considered. “Has he taken his medicine?” “Y es.” The doctor glanced at his watch. “Take a glass of boiled... ...tle chair while, frowning and with trembling hands, he poured drops from a medicine bottle into a wineglass half full of water. “What is it?” he said ... ...ers but took the glass submissively and calling the nurse began giving the medicine. The child screamed hoarsely. Prince Andrew winced and, clutching ... ...om love of him. And he does not want that. And besides, what a notion that medicine ever cured anyone! Killed them, yes!” said he, frowning angrily an... ... merely as a doctor, but as an equal. Prince Nicholas had always ridiculed medicine, but latterly on Mademoiselle Bourienne’s advice had allowed this ... ... eat horseflesh!’” On such feelings, more or less dimly shared by all, the unanimity and general approval were founded with which, despite court influ... ...eekeeper’s tap on the wall of the sick hive, instead of the former instant unanimous humming of tens of thou- sands of bees with their abdomens threat... ...rodino, for all the generals who came to Moscow after that battle had said unani- mously that it was impossible to fight another battle, and since the...

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...r the end of which no man could fore- tell. With a Democrat elected by the unanimous vote of the Slave States, there could be no pretext for secession... ...zens of the State for the position of brigadier-general, and that they had unani- mously recommended me as first on a list of seven. I was very much s... ...pproach to a “council of war” I ever held. Against the general, and almost unanimous judg- ment of the council I sent the following letter: “In confor... ...xcept in captured. More than this number fell into our hands as prisoners. Medicines and food were left for the Confederate wounded and sick who had t... ...rge amount of rations was issued to the families that remained in Jackson. Medicine and food were also sent to Raymond for the destitute families as w... ...oln, I believe the great majority of the Northern people, and the soldiers unani- mously, would have been in favor of a speedy reconstruction on terms...

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...y suitable good and wise rules, which good and wise men may probably be more unanimous in their obedi ence to, than common people are to common laws.... ...ls on my adversaries.” I heard, however, no more of this; I was chosen again unanimously as usual at the next election. Possibly, as they dislik’d my ... ...oor in the said hospital, free of charge for diet, atten dance, advice, and medicines), and shall make the same appear to the satisfaction of the spe... ...round to see who would subscribe an agreement to pay these sixpences; it was unani mously sign’d, and for a time well executed. All the inhabit ants... ...aken, whether a union should be established, which pass’d in the affirmative unanimously. A committee was then appointed, one member from each colony,... ...culties were started, but at length they were all overcome, and the plan was unanimously agreed to, and copies ordered to be transmitted to the Board ...

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... possible circum- stance we knew where to go, where to sit, which table we unani- mously should choose; and we could rise and go, all four together, w... ...s, with the same desires, acting—or, no, not acting—sitting here and there unanimously, isn’t that the truth? If for nine years I have possessed a goo... ...nd shirt cases, and letter cases and cases each containing four bottles of medicine; and hat cases and helmet cases. It must have needed a whole herd ... ...to make an excursion three or four times a week. So that we were all quite unanimous in being grateful to Florence for providing the motive power. Flo... ...lish butler—that for two cents he would bat him on the pants. Besides, the medicine-grip did not bulk as largely in her eyes as it did in 60 The Good...

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... comfort his nature. But the wound was a per- petual sickness needing soul-medicine. Proud as he was, and unbending, he was not stronger than his mala... ...mselves; and the report that a certain one of us is true as steel, must be unani- mous at a propitious hour to assure them completely that the steel i... ...end of a table of eighteen to whip up the whole body of them into a lively unanimous froth, like a dish of cream fetched out of thick- ness to the air... ... thick faintly- fragrant mass shine to her patient! Only to look at it was medicine! She believed, in her lively healthfulness, that the look would gi...

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...mmittee and of the members of Congress who were present. The Committee was unani- mous in making a favourable report, and in a few days the bill passe... ...er the question had been canvassed for several days, the direc- tors voted unanimously to ask me to deliver one of the opening-day addresses, and in a... ...umber, moved that I be made secretary of that division, and the motion was unanimously adopted. Nearly half of our division were Southern people. In p... ...on to watch the process of his thawing out. I find that the most effective medicine for such individuals is adminis- tered at first in the form of a s... ...toes, or to produce butter, or to build a house, or to be able to practise medicine, as well or better than some one else, they will be rewarded regar...

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...ed through every soul. The colors dropped, and the men presented arms, one unani- mous rhythmical movement shaking every bayonet from the foremost fro... ...r, the woman who, by discreet coun- sels, might have brought about perfect unanimity of hus- band and wife, was dead; and Julie felt the full extent o... ...uld be a physician, yet nevertheless chance determined that I should study medicine. I find life dull enough here,” he con- tinued, affecting a cold s... ...ced with such glad swiftness; they drew close together with such marvelous unanimity of impulse that, conscious of nothing but themselves, they did no... ... a moment; and naturally the men did not work together with that wonderful unanimity so fascinating to watch on board a man-of-war. The Othello meanwh...

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... was the first to come forward in his defence. The committees wrote to him unani- mously that his action was premature. “I did not send to you for adv... ...liated, let others be humiliated first; like a child who will not take his medicine until he has made his nurse and his mother drink of it before him....

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...But where the latter heard Bardic strings inviting a chorus, the former as unani- mously obeyed the stroke of their humorous conductor’s baton for an ... ...lf as unimportant an object. Daniel Charner took his wound, as he took his medicine and his posset from her hand, kindly, and seemed to have a charita...

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... Barnacles were under a load of obligation to the nation. It was not quite unani- mously settled which; the Barnacles having their opinion, the nation... ...p papers, the dispatch-boxes with little labels sticking out of them, like medicine bottles or dead game, the pervading smell of leather and mahogany,... ...t her spectacles between two particular leaves of Doctor Buchan’s Domestic Medicine, and sat looking over the blind all day until they came back again... ...ver. Mrs Tickit, finding no balsam for a wounded mind in Buchan’s Domestic Medicine, suffered greatly from low spirits, and from moving recollections ... ...t the Family greatness had made a concession, and there was now a soothing unanimity, pervaded the affair, though it was never openly expressed. Then ...

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... about Tolstoy and his work differ, but on one point there surely might be unanimity. A writer of world- wide reputation should be at least allowed to... ...e cigarettes. Some one pro- posed the dignified man as foreman, and he was unani- mously accepted. Then the jurymen put out their ciga- rettes and thr... ... advised the elder man to give him quinine, and wrote down the name of the medicine. He wished to give him some money, but the old workman said he wou...

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... Barnacles were under a load of obligation to the nation. It was not quite unani- mously settled which; the Barnacles having their opinion, the nation... ...p papers, the dispatch-boxes with little labels sticking out of them, like medicine bottles or dead game, the pervading smell of leather and mahogany,... ...t her spectacles between two particular leaves of Doctor Buchan’s Domestic Medicine, and sat looking over the blind all day until they came back again... ...ver. Mrs Tickit, finding no balsam for a wounded mind in Buchan’s Domestic Medicine, suffered greatly from low spirits, and from moving recollections ... ...t the Family greatness had made a concession, and there was now a soothing unanimity, pervaded the affair, though it was never openly expressed. Then ... ... as yes, Thomas, yes, is the opinion in which yourself and me must ever be unanimously jined by all, and where there is not differ- ence of opinion th... ...to Mistress Affery; but Jeremiah, without further reference to his healing medicine, took another candle from Mrs Clennam’s table, and said, ‘Now, sir... ...dering it impossible to calculate on for- bearance in the creditors, or on unanimity among them; and exposing him a solitary target to a straggling cr...