THROUGH every account of a physician stricken by life-threatening illness runs a shellshocked scream of recognition.
A gap in data for July 2007 (due to the nationwide physicians' strike, during which no routine metabolic control visits were scheduled within the Clinic) was replaced by interpolated values of four adjacent values for the purpose of uninterrupted time series analysis.
Recent physician strikes in India, Ghana, and Mozambique as well as nursing strikes in Kenya have illustrated the important role that professional associations play in collective bargaining.
David E. Bell, the son of a local physician, was struck by one of the cars as he stood on the side of the road.
In 1989, David Barker, a British physician, was struck by the fact that: The poorest regions of England and Wales were the ones with the highest rates of heart disease.
"A lot of people said they'd never come back to baseball after the strike in '94," said John Kaczmarek, a physician, on vacation from Waterbury, Conn.
I did strike up a conversation with a physician named David Marx who quickly relayed that he was not related in any way to Karl.
A physician visited him after the deal was reached and confirmed that he had ended his hunger strike, Physicians for Human Rights said.
Mr. Babbitt's calligraphy strikes my eye as square, functional, decisive: the writing of an engineer rather than, say, a physician.
In 2010, Wakefield was struck off the medical register in the U.K., meaning that he can no longer practice as a physician there.
