University of Florida College of Medicine - Retrospectroscope Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

Page 32 text:

PATHOLOGY Where the living learn from the dead. Joshua L. Edwards M.D. H . :Zig . i.,-,iss -, v:. 5 ' Arean, V. M. M.D. r la . Xa' V- ,wir 3 . s , A: s VZ , Shanklin, D. R. M.D. Sunderman, F. W., Jr. M.D. l q .1 ,:., Cestaric, E. S. Collins, G. H. Hackett, R. L. Hood, C- I M.D. M.D. M.D. M-B- -.. l . r K . ..,. 38 la' Y. 3 Q -1 is 28

Page 31 text:

i .. ., M A . - .at,,,g Qg,f , .:.. -.--, E-11-T: .K my-J 1 ,gmeuk 4 I It M, f w H .f We me 4 1 ' '21 . Emanuel Suter M.D. Bates, H. A. MICROBIOLOGY The understanding and control of bac- terial and parasitic disease is medi- cine's only real accomplishment. Cebra, J. J. Crandall, R. B. Gifford, G. E. Hunter, G. W., III Ph.D. Ph.D. Ph.D. Ph.D. Ph.D. .nk O., . as . Q 'K Q .5 2 ai ' n-...l Shands introduces Stern to Ouchterlony. 27

Page 33 text:

A l 2 1 Let those who interdict the opening of bodies well understand their errors. When the cause of a disease is obscure, in opposing the dissection of a corpse who must soon become the food of worms, they do no good to the inanimate mass, and they cause a grave damage to the rest of mankindg for they prevent the physicians from acquiring a knowledge which may afford the means of great relief, eventually, to individuals at- tacked by a similar disease. No less blame is appli- cable to those delicate physicians, who from laziness or repugnance, love better to remain in the dark of ignorance than to scrutinize laboriously, the truthg not reiiecting that by such conduct they render them- selves culpable toward God, toward themselves, and toward society at large. Theophilus Bonetus, 1680 29