The uproar over Willowbrook led to landmark changes in the care of the retarded.
There have been a series of occasions that marked a range of landmark changes in the Afghan psyche.
Even as Democratic leaders and the White House insisted that the nation was closer than ever to landmark changes in the health care system, they faced basic questions about whether some of their proposals might do more harm than good.
The Labour leader, Ed Miliband, told PinkNews: "The last Labour government was responsible for landmark changes in the law such as repealing section 28, equalising the age of consent and introducing civil partnerships.
Though rarely in the forefront of landmark changes in health care, the A.M.A., armed with a $1.54 million grant from the Johnson Foundation, in March began a program to educate American physicians about palliative medicine and to improve care for dying patients.
Some members of the panel said New York was facing a crisis in the adult homes akin to the one that it confronted with the Willowbrook scandal of the 1970's, which led to landmark changes in the state's care of retarded people.
The doc, which contains lovely animated bits as well as some unsettling images, uses strong archival footage to recount how "tiger addict" Sankhala's work led to landmark changes in India's treatment of the (to some) sacred animal with the support of then-Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
In cases of misdiagnosis these technologies may cause wrong landmark changes in therapeutic management.
4 5 The shift in medical evidence from fine-grained narrative to sweeping statistical inference calls to mind analogous shifts in perspective that have followed certain other landmark changes in information systems.
This census brings another landmark change in the head count.
