The History of Terrorism
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Kinlock Stuart
Robert L. Stuart
American Bible Society (ABS)
Helen Miller Gould Shepard
Hall of Fame for Great Americans (Most Became Members After Death)
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US Major Walter Reed M.D.
1936-Today Walter Reed Medal
William Bosworth Castle
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William Bosworth Castle
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1782-Today Harvard Medical School (HMS)
1913-1951 International Health Division (IHD)
1936-Today Walter Reed Medal
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William E. Castle
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1931 Castle's research interest was pernicious iron deficiency anemia, specifically as caused by the parasitic hookworm, which was endemic on the island at rates of 80%, and tropical sprue.
1931 While working for the Rockefeller Institute, in 1931 Rhoads was invited by hematologist William B. Castle to join his Rockefeller Anemia Commission, to conduct clinical research at Presbyterian Hospital in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
1931?- ? Rockefeller Anemia Commission
Cornelius P. Rhoads
William B Castle was an American physician and physiologist who transformed hematology from a "descriptive art to a dynamic interdisciplinary science."