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...Facsimile of the Anatomical Notes, written out by John Keats when a student at Guy's Hospital, London, is also shown. It was presented by Sir William Hale White, Consulting Physician of Guys Hospital, through Dr. Harvey Cushing M. D. '95. The original was formerly owned by Sir Charles Dilke, and is now in the Dilke Collection of Keats Relics in the Hampstead Central Library...
...Forum for May appeared an interview from Dr. Serge Voronoff, Russian surgeon of Paris, so-called " monkey-gland man" (TIME, July 30). One Armstrong Perry,-* agitated by "the doubts expressed by physicians before and after Voronoff's demonstration at Columbia University" and by "the flippant comments of unthinking critics," journeyed to Paris and to the gate of "the restful garden in which goldfish swim in transparent waters under rose bushes and leafy trees." He found Dr. Voronoff to be "tall, slender, dark, magnetic." Said the Doctor: "You should understand that every physician attends school for many years. His professors...
Heretofore the regulations governing the licensure of foreign physicians apparently have been applied more liberally than for graduates of our own medical schools. The time appears to have come when we must pay special attention to this problem. The examination should be in English; the rules in regard to official reports regarding credits and credentials should be applied to foreigners the same as to graduates of American medical schools, and, still more important, the identity of the applicant should be established and certified in as strict a manner as for graduates of American medical schools. A few states-New York...
Figures made public by the chief physician of the Paris Police Dispensary indicate that the number of cases of syphilis among both registered and clandestinely immoral women has steadily diminished since 1917. Out of 10,125 women examined in 1917 there were 683 cases. Out of 6,908 women examined in 1924 there were 247 cases. Bizard, the physician, suggests that each woman be provided with a record book containing her medical history, which the physician will sign after each inspection...
Figures made public by the chief physician of the Paris Police Dispensary...