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In Commemoration of Theodor Billroth on the 150th Anniversary of His Birth: Billroth 1. His Surgical and Professional Accomplishments

Draft of the first part of a biographical sketch of Theodor Billroth, "the most famous surgeon of the nineteenth century" describing his surgical and professional accomplishments.

Date: 1979~

Creator: Rutledge, Robb H.

In Commemoration of Theodor Billroth on the 150th Anniversary of His Birth: Billroth 2. His Personal Life, Ideas, and Musical Friendships

Draft of the first part of a biographical sketch of Theodor Billroth, "the most famous surgeon of the nineteenth century" describing his personal life, ideas, and musical friendships.

Date: 1979~

Creator: Rutledge, Robb H.

A Clinician's View of Medical Education

Article reprinted from the Texas State Journal of Medicine, discussing issues in medical education, such as a recent decline in applicants, teacher shortage, finances, and surgeon training.

Date: February 1960

Creator: Hartman, Albert W.

Responsibility of the Surgeon in Comprehensive Care of the Hospitalized Patient

Article reprinted from the Texas State Journal of Medicine, addressing the issues of overcrowding and lack of staff in hospitals, as well as nursing practices.

Date: June 1958

Creator: Blocker, T. G., Jr.

The University of Texas Health Program ...A Statement by the Vice-President In Charge of Medical Education

A statement by Dr. Chauncey D. Leake on the University of Texas Health Program, reprinted as a booklet from the Spring 1943 edition of Texas Reports on Biology and Medicine. Leake discusses civil responsibility for public health, efforts to treat cancer and mental illnesses, hygiene, the U. of Texas Medical Branch's research and services, pediatrics, and geriatrics.

Date: January 1, 1943

Creator: Leake, Chauncey Depew, 1896-1978

[Article over Refugee Physicians Reprinted from Modern Medicine]

Two articles detailing refugee physicians in America and the difficulties that arise for them and for the communities they try to integrate themselves in.

Date: February 13, 1939

Creator: Modern Medicine