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2024
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Lester Martinez-Lopez
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Combat Trauma: Lessons Learned and Future Challenges for Surgery
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2023
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Gordon L. Telford
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Franklin H. Martin, MD, FACS: From Rural Boyhood to Distinguished Surgeon
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2022
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David B. Hoyt
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Reflections
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2021
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Anthony S. Fauci
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COVID-19: Lessons Learned and Remaining Challenges
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2020
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Norman (Ned) E. Sharpless
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Assuring Progress in Cancer Research During Challenging Times
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2019
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Nina A. Totenberg
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The Health of the Supreme Court
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2018
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Francis S. Collins
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NIH: The National Institutes of Hope
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2017
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David R. Williams
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Personal Best: Reflections of a Physician Astronaut on Leadership and Teamwork
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2016
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Delos M. Cosgrove
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Doctors in Distress: The Burnout Crisis
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2015
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Paul E. Farmer
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Addressing Unmet Surgical Need: The Role of Academic Surgery
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2014
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W. Marston Linehan
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Targeting the Genetic and Metabolic Basis of Cancer
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2013
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David McCullough
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Something New, Something Old, With Renewed Force: The Role of History and Innovation in Medicine
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2012
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Michael R. Harrison
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Surgical Innovation=What If + Why Not?
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2011
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C. David Naylor
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Too Big to Fail? Health Care Reform in the U.S. and Canada
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2010
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Anthony Atala
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Regenerative Medicine: New Approaches to Health Care
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2009
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Glenn D. Steele, Jr.
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Re-engineering Systems of Care – Surgical Leadership
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2008
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Peter Neupert
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Translating the Power of Software for Optimal Patient Care
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2007
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Prof. Sir Richard G.A. Feacham
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Fighting the Great Pandemics: Challenges and Opportunities
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2006
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Catherine DeAngelis
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Scientific Conflict of Interest - Facts and Friction
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2005
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Donald Kennedy
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Science and Politics: How Rich a Mixture Do We Want?
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2004
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Leonard M. Shlain
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The Alphabet Versus the Goddess: Brain Lateralization and Its Effect on History, Religion & Gender Relations
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2003
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Richard L. Cruess
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Professionalism, The Profession, and Public Policy
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2002
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Seymour I. Schwartz
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From Mainz to Modem with Martin in the Middle
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2001
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David B. Hoyt & Donald E. Fry
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Unconventional Civilian Disasters: What the Surgeon Should Know
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2000
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Harold T. Shapiro
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High Anxiety: The Interface of Ethics, Biomedicine and Public Policy
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1999
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Sir Miles Horsfall Irving
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Health Technology Assessment: The Way Forward for Surgery
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1998
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Uwe E. Reinhardt
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Who Will “Manage” Health Care in the New Millennium?
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1997
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Senator William H. Frist
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Operating Outside the Theatre: New Challenges for Leadership
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1996
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Mary-Claire King
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From Families with Breast Cancer: Clues for New Therapies
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1995
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John Rowe
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Controlling Health Care Expenditures at the End of Life
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1994
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Philip Leder
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The New Genetics: Hype and Hope
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1993
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W. French Anderson
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Human Gene Therapy
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1992
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Louis C. Lasagna
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Is Medicine the New Dismal Science?
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1991
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Robert M. Zollinger
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Let's Improve Our Image
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1990
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J. Michael Bishop
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Oncogenes: Bench to Bedside
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1989
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J. W. Marriott, III
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Mayo Cares
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1988
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Albert R. Jonsen
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Aesculapius as American Doctor
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1987
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No Lecture
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(Invited lecturer unable to attend.)
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1986
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C. Rollins Hanlon
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The Delusions of Unity
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1985
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Hon. Jeane Kirkpatrick
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(No formal title submitted. The lecture dealt with current U.S.-international relations.)
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1984
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Eli Ginzberg
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American Medicine: The Power Shift
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1983
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Alistair Cooke
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An Hour (or less) of American Medical Humor
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1982
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A. Bartlett Giamatti
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The Role of the Federal Government in Higher Education
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1981
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Steven Muller
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Higher Learning in America: For Whom and for What?
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1980
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Alton Ochsner
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To Our Founder, Franklin H. Martin, with Reflections and Concerns
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1979
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Hon. Paul Rogers
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Government in Health: Too Much or Too Little?
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1978
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John Lister
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Medicine, Politics and Society
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1977
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Theodore Cooper
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Federal Policy and Medical Practice
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1976
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Alexander Heard
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Public Policy and the Paradoxes of Plenty
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1975
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J. Englebert Dunphy
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Look Back for Tomorrow
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1974
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Rene Dubos
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Medical Utopias and the Art of Living
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1973
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Harry Schwartz
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American Medicine after Watergate
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1972
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Governor Ronald Reagan
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Socialized Doctors Have Socialized Patients
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1971
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Philip Handler
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Science and Societal Expectations
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1970
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Elliot L. Richardson
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We Cannot Strive for Anything Less
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1969
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George W. Beadle
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Man's Inheritance: Biological and Cultural
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1968
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William G. Pollard
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The Earth as a Spaceship
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1967
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Senator Lister Hill
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That Magnificent Institution Called Surgery
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1966
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Howard Pyle
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Safety - Preventive Medicine
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1965
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Alfred M. Gruenther
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Where Do We Stand in this Troubled World?
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1964
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Werner Von Braun
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Space - The New Challenge
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1963
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Lauris Norstad
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Atlantic Alliance in Review and Prospect
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1962
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J. Irwin Miller
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Where Do We Go from Here?
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1961
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Hyman G. Rickover
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Education in a Free Society
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1960
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Wendell M. Stanley
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Proved and Prospective Relationships Between Viruses and Cancer
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1958
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Leroy E. Burney
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Physicians for Tomorrow
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1957
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Hon. Robert Cutler
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Fusing Together of Disciplines
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1956
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Vannevar Bush
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Professional Collaboration
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1955
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Grayson L. Kirk
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Current Dilemmas for Doctors and Others
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1954
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Alan Gregg
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Horizons at Half Century
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1953
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Sir James Paterson Ross
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Science and Surgery
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1952
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Donald C. Balfour
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Hippocratic Principles in the Evolution of Gastric Surgery
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1951
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Paul B. Magnuson
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Remove Not the Ancient Landmark
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1950
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Sir Geoffrey Jefferson
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Balance of Life and Death in Cerebral Lesions
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1949
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Sir James Learmonth
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Collateral Circulation, Natural and Artificial
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1948
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Clarence Craford
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Some Aspects of the Development of Intrathoracic Surgery
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1947
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Allen O. Whipple
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Qualifications of the Surgeon and the Cancer Problem
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1946
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Edward D. Churchill
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American Surgeon, A.U.S.
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