New York University School of Medicine - Medical Yearbook (New York, NY)

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THERAPEUTICS fMedicinej Irving Appelbaum Adolph R. Berger Anthony Bianco Harold Brancleleone Isidor J. Brightman Frederick E. K. Clarke Samuel Feuerstein Harold S. Goldberg Philip Goldstein A.r.ri.ffa11tJ Frederick R. Brown Joseph J. Bunim Sidney Cohen Charles A. R. Connor David H. Goldstein Robert S. Goodhart Assistant! in Clinical Medicine Samuel B. Levy Bruno A. Marangoni William B. Prout George P. Robb Arsirlantf in Clinical Pathology Einar G. Gustafson Philip M. joffe Charles E. Kossmann I. Ernest Nadler Solomon H. Rubin Harry H. Shilkret Arthur Stern Abraham O. Tumen Louis D. Zeidberg Ethyl Greenwald Ringer Margaret Tewksbury Fellowf in Medififze Gerald Flaum Gerald Friedman Lela I.. Greenwald Robert A. Lehman Auirtant in Thefapezzticr Fellow iiz Tberapeutirr Dr. DeGraff-who would probably prefer teaching the students to shagg Dr. Bierrnan's gruesome gadgetsg the mysteries of a diabetic diet for an under- nourished lcardiacg vaccines, antitoxins, sera-all the biological terrors in creationg the best medicine, after all is said and done, is psychotherapy.

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N E U R O L O G Y Emanuel D. Friedman Profeuor Samuel Brock S. Bernard Wortis Arfociale Professor Arrirtaxzt Professor Harold R. Merwarth Aaron,Bell Clinical Profefror Izzrtrzzctor Afxifiarztr Henry S. Millett Mary E. O'Sullivan Helen J. Rogers Isidore I. Neistadt joseph W. Owen Alexander Wolf Medicine for Art's sake. Fine gentlemen and scholars, led by the erudite E. D. and bolstered by the humor of Brock fhave you got 112, and practicality of Wortis. The intellectual side of medicine-where the algebraic sum of two signs should equal a diagnosis. As Strumpell has said . . .