Word: pathologist
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Dates: during 1940-1940
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Last December, at 73, Dr. James Ewing, Memorial's director for eight years, resigned, is now Consultant Pathologist, Cornell's Professor of Oncology Emeritus...
Contrary to popular opinion, said Dr. Ewing, cancer cells are very like normal cells in growth and structure. (This opinion was amplified last week by Pathologist Balduin Lucke of the University of Pennsylvania, who planted cancer cells in a frog's eye, studied the cell growth under a microscope. Cancer tissue, said Dr. Lucke, does not bloom wildly, but spreads "in definite, well-defined patterns...
Author Flexner, 68-year-old wife of famed Pathologist Simon Flexner, is a cousin and contemporary of Logan Pearsall Smith, whose witty Unforgotten Years last year described a more sophisticated Philadelphia branch of the family...
...personal physician. I am also acquainted with the boy's parents and the boy himself. All these factors combined to save a life. I called the doctor who told me the boy was on the verge of death. He had never heard of this drug nor had the pathologist in charge of our laboratory. ... As soon as the drug was administered the boy reacted favorably. Today he is absolutely cured...
...real master of Charity is the man who raised its new building, who supervised the planting of every one of the 10,000 supporting pylons: Pathologist Rigney D'Aunoy. Descendant of an old Creole family that moved to New Orleans around 1750, warm-hearted Dr. D'Aunoy (pronounced Doe-nwah) is No. 1 U. S. authority on the little-known third venereal disease, Lymphogranuloma inguinale...