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Ten years ago, Abner McGehee Harvey, his M.D. degree so new he had barely had time to frame it, was an intern at Johns Hopkins hospital. Last week, at 34, Abner Harvey became the hospital's physician in chief. Appointed to Sir William Osier's old chair of...
To older, greyer doctors, Dr. Harvey's selection as successor to venerable Dr. Warfield Theobald Longcope, 68, was a surprise. It should not have been. Even though such prestige-heavy professorships usually go to more experienced men, Johns Hopkins acquired its early fame through the work of four comparative...
On the basis of 35,188 obstetrical cases, Johns Hopkins' Dr. Nicholson Joseph Eastman concluded that spacing babies widely is no advantage to the babies or their mothers (TIME, May 22, 1944). His findings have now been amended somewhat by a man who has studied more figures-7,151...
It was the Young punch which brought Dr. Young one of his greatest friends and benefactors. In 1912 "Diamond Jim" Brady went to him in desperate condition from urinary stoppage. Relieved, Diamond Jim lived five more years, during which he gave $200,000 to found Johns Hopkins' Brady Urological...
*The last of the Big Four- Welch, Halsted, Osler and Kelly - who headed the original faculty when Johns Hopkins Medical School was founded in 1893, was Gynecologist Howard Atwood Kelly; he died in 1943.