Reviews the use of heroin in the military forces. Reprinted with permission from Today's Health.'' (DS)

The author describes the emergence of a new style of family physician whose education is incorporating more behavioral science and whose practice moves increasingly into the field of marital and sexual problems. Closer cooperation between physicians and clinical psychologists and marriage counselors is advocated. (Editor)

The problem of suicides among college students is discussed, and recommendations for suicide prevention and possible measures for intervention are indicated. (BY)

A roundtable discussion by physicians focuses on the rising rates of venereal disease, the recognized symptoms and treatments, the role of the physician in reporting and patient care, and the enormous need for expanded public education in the area. (CJ)

Delivered to the panel on Developing Medical Schools" at the 80th Annual Meeting of the Association of American Medical Colleges, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 2, 1969. (IR)

From paper presented at October 30, 1970 plenary session during the 81st Annual Meeting of the Assocation of American Medical Colleges. (IR)

As part of an elective program in intracultural medicine, students participated in actual clinical experience in hospital and field services on the Navaho Indian Reservation. (IR)

Delivered at 80th annual meeting of the Association of American Medical Colleges, Cincinnati, Ohio, November 1, 1969. (IR)

The relationship of mortality of whites to both medical care and environmental variables is examined in a regression analysis. Environmental factors are found to be more important in relation to death rate than medical care. High education is associated with low death rates and high income is associated with high death rates. (Author/AP)