DDS Perspective: Deborah D. Proctor, MD

Deborah McCollister

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Peter D. Williamson, MD (1936-2008)

Peter D. Williamson died in his home in Lyme, New Hampshire on June 4th, 2008 after a courageous year-long battle with lung cancer. With his passing the neurology community lost a compassionate advocate, clinician, researcher and fundraiser in the field of epilepsy and epilepsy surgery. He is survived by his wife Susan, their four children, and six grandchildren. Peter D. Williamson was born in...

Kenneth D. Keele, MD, FRCP (1909–1987)

With the death on 3 May 1987 of the distinguished physician and medical historian, Kenneth Keele, the world of scholarship has sustained an irreplaceable loss, especially in the field of Leonardo da Vinci studies. from a medical family; his father and grandfather were medical practitioners, as were his two brothers, one ofwhom, Cyril Keele, is Emeritus Professor of Pharmacology at Middlesex Hos...

Deborah Charlesworth

too long. It generates a cascade of subtle errors that ultimately accumulate to a distorted picture of the man and his science and indeed early Victorian scientific communities. A varied and overwhelming array of evidence demonstrates that Darwin did not avoid publishing his theory for 20 years.” The only evidence that has ever been put forward for Darwin’s delay is circumstantial or ambiguous ...