How wonderful it sounded the night the President stood before Congress and showed that little health-care card, which would bring everybody all the medical marvels just for the flashing.

So, we only carried back with us those medical marvels that were possible in this time.

A Troubling Trend' But however heartening the advances in treatment may be, some researchers are dismayed that the number of cases requiring such medical marvels is expanding.

Both are medical marvels who hape led teams to two championships in the 1990's.

The Physician's medical marvels, combined with the constant warfare demanded by the demon-jester, had allowed Sir George's men to pack the experience of a soldier's entire lifetime into bodies which remained physically at the peak of their performance.

Then there are the medical marvels that are in vogue now but probably won't be around for the long haul.

If Spadea could win, anything seemed possible today, including medical marvels.

The turn of the century was not just the grand scientific age of ocean liners and telegraph lines, moving pictures and the electric light; it was a time of medical marvels.

Gemma's two volumes De naturae divinis characterismis (1575), on divine marks or features in nature, included tales of medical marvels.

Fuster made news in 2006 when he managed a patient who underwent successful combined heart and lung transplant, which New York Magazine named one of the year's "11 medical marvels".