Word: medicaler
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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At 13 Holyoke St., next door to the Hygiene Building, the wary observer will notice that something new has been built out of something old. Where was the Big Tree swimming pool, which used to house the Harvard Dramatic Club, is now a modern medical building, with neat, well-furnished...
Clark Wright Heath '22, who will be the physician graduated from the Harvard Medical School in 1926. He has been associated with the Mass. General Hospital and the Thorndike Laboratory of the Boston City Hospital and has been both an assistant and instructor at the Medical School.
Law, largest of the graduate schools, lists 1400, 11 more than last year; the Business School has jumped from 918 to 973. Medical School remains unchanged in size, with 511 students, as does the Dental School, with 160. The graduate School of Engineering is up from 116 to 149.
Thanks to the work of the Medical School's Frederick J. Pohle, Assistant in Medicine, and Francis H. L. Taylor, Research Associate in Medicine, a magic powder prepared from beef blood, has just been discovered, a powder that is more effective in stopping bleeding in hemophilia than any other known...
"The Diagnosis of Fevers in Practice" will be the subject of a case presentation by Dr. Philip Manson-Bahr, of London, before the Harvard Medical Society tonight at 8:15 o'clock. Dr. R. P. Strong will preside over the conference at the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in Boston.