EDITH BÜLBRING FRS

Edith Bülbring: 27 December 1903-5 July 1990.

Edith Cavell

Several of them are well known: C. W. Hufeland's, 'Begriffund Wesen der Krankheit' (1975); Virchow's, 'Tber die heutige Stellung der Pathologie' (1869); Ribbert's, 'Das Wesen der Krankheiten' (1909); Canguilhem's, 'Essai sur quelques problemes concernant le normal et le pathologique' (1950); Freud's, 'Die Arzt und der Kranke' (1927); Rather's, 'Zur Philosophie des Begriffs "Krankheit"' (1958); ...

Ode to Edith

Small viruses, we could not see And so relied on CPE To find them as they multiplied And thus they were identified. But Edith, who pursued the tracks Of polio, and saw its plaques Could tell them from Coxsackie B By Clinical Virology Which sorted out Pandora's Box From paraflu to chickenpox. Now, in this golden age of plastic Progress since has been fantastic Probes and RIA and kits Are quite e...

Miss Edith Corry

By the death of Miss Edith Corry, which occurred suddenly on February 3rd, the social services have ?st a devoted voluntary helper. Miss Corry was honorary Librarian of the Eugenics Society for twenty-six years, and she also served on the Council of that body and on its Executive and Library Committees. Her keen interest and the practical experience which she had gained from her other voluntary...

Trajetória de Edith Magalhães Fraenkel

This article is about Edith Magalhães Fraenckel’s life in the scenario of Brazilian Nursing in the XX Century. It describes the professional life in the context of her daily life, focusing her trajectory in the Brazilian Nursing Association (ABEn). The research method used interviews from the ABEn’s collection of History of Nursing and also the author’s personal collection, as well as books and...