1975 Mayo D. Hersey Award

Collected Papers of the Mayo Clinic and the Mayo Foundation

A new policy now governs the selection of material for these reprints. The volume is a complete reference record of all papers from the Mayo Clinic in 1924, but only those articles likely to be of general interest are reprinted in cxtenso. More technical or highly specialised articles are either presented as an abstract or referred to by their titles alone. This is an excellent departure, as it...

Collected Papers of the Mayo Clinic and the Mayo Foundation

Paul F. Cranefield Award to David D. Friel

The Journal of General Physiology for 30 years, from 1966 to 1995. During this time, he worked incessantly to further the mission of the journal: to promote and publish studies at the interface between biology, chemistry, and physics to obtain insights into fundamental mechanisms that underlie biological function at all levels. When Paul stepped down as Editor, the Council of the Society of Gen...

The Mayo Native Hospital

Sir,?In the interesting reminiscences of Surgeon-Major N. C. Macnamara, contributed by Colonel Kenneth McLeod, I.M.S. (retd.), to your March issue, there is a reference to the Mayo Native Hospital regarding which a few further details may interest your readers. They are contained in narrative of the foundation of the hospital, printed by Major Macnamara just before he retired, and which is one ...

Mayo Clinic Papers, 1912

subject within the available space. The first two hundred odd pages contain many and varied papers on subjects connected with The Alimentary Canal. In making mention of two only, namely, one on " The Diagnostic Worth of the Glycyltryptopban and Tryptophan Tests in Diseases of the Stomach," and the other on "Intestinal Diverticula," it is evident that, in the variety offered for perusal in this ...