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_aThe Caring Heirs of Doctor Samuel Bard : _bProfiles of Selected Distinguished Graduates of Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons / _cPeter Wortsman. |
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_aNew York, NY : _bColumbia University Press, _c[2019] |
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_tFrontmatter -- _tContents -- _tAcknowledgments -- _tTaking Doctors' Histories, a Preface -- _tA New Dean Digs in at Boston University School of Medicine: Karen Antman '74 -- _tA Champion of Health Equality at the Helm of the NYC Department of Health: Mary T. Bassett '79 -- _tNew Jersey's Health Care Crusader: Stanley S. Bergen, Jr. '55 -- _tA Nobel Laureate's Lifelong Commitment to Curiosity: Baruch Blumberg '51 -- _tBabies' Best Friend: T. Berry Brazelton '43 -- _tMusings of a University President Emeritus: Keith Brodie '65 -- _tPromoting Respect for "Our Future Selves": Robert N. Butler '53 -- _tA Neurosurgeon at the Helm of the AMA: Peter Carmel MSD '70 -- _tA Vitreoretinal Visionary: Stanley Chang '74 -- _tProtecting Imperiled Populations: Davida Coady '65 -- _tHow Three P&S Alumni Bucked the Odds and Made It Big in Biotech: Ron Cohen '81, Paul Maddon MD, PHD '88, and George Yancopoulos PHD '86, MD'87 -- _tAn American Odyssey: Robert Coles '54 -- _tMedicine by the Book: Robin Cook '66 -- _tA Shared Life in Medicine, Canadian Style: Richard '55 and Sylvia Cruess '55 -- _tSurgeon-Scientist Takes Knowledge to the Cutting Edge: Patricia Donahoe '64 -- _tTuning-up the Engine of Public Health in the Motor City: Abdul El-Sayed '14 -- _tThe Unretiring Dean of American Rheumatologists: Ephraim P. Engleman '37 -- _tFrom Student to Surgeon to University Trustee-A Columbia Journey: Kenneth Forde '59 -- _tFrom Endocrinology to Admissions, a Life in Medicine: Andrew G. Frantz '55 -- _tPracticing the "Art of the Possible"-The Outgoing Director of the CDC Reflects on His Time at the Helm: Thomas R. Frieden MD/MPH '86 -- _tMedicine by Bench, Bedside, and Book: Jerome Groopman '76 -- _tA Pioneer in Adolescent Medicine Committed to Health and Well-being for All: Karen Hein '70 -- _tAt Home in High Places: Charles S. Houston '39 -- _tAn All-Star on the Team Against TB: Michael Iseman '65 -- _tChampioning Intellectual Rigor and Risk at the American University of Beirut: Fadlo R. Khuri '89 -- _tMaking Health Care Happen, a Committed Primary Care Practitioner in the Deep South: Karen Kinsell '93 -- _tUrologist, Historian, Collector, Sleuth: John K. Lattimer '38 -- _tYes, There Is A Balm in Gilead: Margaret Morgan Lawrence '40 -- _tA Doctor in the House-the White House, That Is: Burton J. Lee, III '56 -- _tReceptive to Receptors: Robert J. Lefkowitz '66 -- _tAdventures in Virology: Jay Levy '65 -- _tA Digital Pioneer at the National Library of Medicine: Donald A.B. Lindberg '58 -- _tOut of Anguish into Africa: Martha M. MacGuffie '49 -- _tBattling Invisibility-A Primary Care Clinician and Spokesperson for the Care of Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals, and Transgender People: Harvey J. Makadon '77 -- _tAt the Cancer Command: Paul Marks '49 -- _tA Pivotal Player at P&S and Presbyterian Hospital Throws in the White Coat (And Looks Back with Pride): Thomas Q. Morris '58 -- _tA Surgeon in Space: Story Musgrave '64 -- _tA Military Neurologist on the Front Against Chemical Attack: Col. Jonathan Newmark, MC, USAR '78 -- _tIt Takes Heart: Suzanne Oparil '65 -- _tAn Educator Not Afraid to Stick His Neck Out: Calvin H. Plimpton MSD '51 -- _tNotes of a Pioneering Neurosurgeon: J. Lawrence Pool MD '32, MSD '40 -- _tFirst Woman of Medicine: Helen Ranney '47 -- _tMedicine by Blue Pencil: Arnold Relman '46 -- _tA Doctor to the World: Allan Rosenfield '59 -- _tKidneys are Color-Blind: Velma Scantlebury '81 -- _tThe Hands-on Surgeon-in-Chief of the Hospital for Special Surgery: Thomas P. Sculco '69 -- _tThe Assistant Secretary for Health Is a Doctor First and Foremost: Eve Slater '71 -- _tRebel Doctor with a Cause: Benjamin Spock '29 -- _tA Veteran NIH Investigator Takes on Complementary and Alternative Medicine: Stephen E. Straus '72 -- _tA Pioneering African American Perinatologist Looks Back with Pride: Yvonne Thornton MD '73, MPH '96 -- _tMerck's MD at the Top: P. Roy Vagelos '54 -- _tNobel Laureate at the NIH: Harold Varmus '66 -- _tAdvocate for Women's Health: Lila Wallis '51 -- _tA Matter of Heart: Clyde Y. C. Wu '56 -- _tThe Scientific Wunderkind of Biotech Makes Proteins Do the Right Thing: George D. Yancopoulos PhD '86, MD'87 -- _tAuthor's Bio -- _tPhoto Credits |
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| 520 | _aThe alumni of Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons (VP&S) have made remarkable strides in medicine, academia, public health, and industry. In this they follow in the footsteps of Samuel Bard (1742-1821), a prominent early American physician and a founder of what would become VP&S. In The Caring Heirs of Doctor Samuel Bard, Peter Wortsman offers a selection of profiles of Columbia-educated doctors who have made a fundamental difference in the lives of others.The physicians profiled in this book represent the complete spectrum of MDs. They have charted new fields of medicine, resolved long-standing biochemical mysteries, discovered the causes and cures of diseases, developed vaccines, pioneered surgical procedures, helped halt epidemics, and cared for imperiled populations. Some have run hospitals, medical schools, universities, the National Institutes of Health, the National Library of Medicine, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, city health departments, and major pharmaceutical concerns. Others practiced at the White House, climbed mountains, or flew to outer space. Still others wrote pioneering papers, edited prestigious medical journals, and authored prize-winning books and best-selling novels. In each case, the clinical training, scientific thoroughness, and humanistic values inculcated at Columbia had a formative influence on their thinking and practice. In telling their stories, The Caring Heirs of Doctor Samuel Bard illustrates the importance of clinical rigor and humanistic caring in the practice of medicine and offers readers a rare insight into the heart and soul of American medicine at its best. | ||
| 530 | _aIssued also in print. | ||
| 538 | _aMode of access: Internet via World Wide Web. | ||
| 546 | _aIn English. | ||
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