National Cancer Institute (U.S.)
Found in 14 Collections and/or Records:
Abraham Goldin Papers
Correspondence, and notes from meetings and conferences concerning the experimental design of, and protocols for, drugs used in chemotherapy, along with reprints of scientific articles authored by Dr. Goldin.
Carl Voegtlin Papers
Autobiographical notes (1958) by Dr. Voegtlin as well as an obituary article written by Dr. Helen Dyer for Journal of the NCI (1960).
Documents of George Khoury
UNPROCESSED COLLECTION. Papers of the Laboratory of Molecular Virology, National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health.
Harold Leroy Stewart Papers
Dr. Harold Stewart became Chief of the Laboratory of Pathology, National Cancer Institute, in 1939, and was appointed chief of the Pathological Anatomy Department, National Institutes of Health, in 1954. He retired from NIH in 1969. Along with his longtime colleague Dr. Thelma Dunn, pioneered methods to induce cancer of the stomach and intestines in experimental animals.
Mary Eugenie Maver Papers
Consists of the author's autobiography (78 p.), some biographical information, correspondence, and a list of publications.
Mearl F. Stanton Papers
Stanton's early work at the National Cancer Institute was on chemically-induced carcinogenesis, after which he shifted to viral oncology. His last years were spent working on fiber carcinogenesis, and in particular on the carcinogenic effect of asbestos.
Murray J. Shear Papers
Correspondence, reports, minutes, reprints documenting Dr. Shear's professional activities with the National Cancer Institute, including interaction with the International Union Against Cancer and the American Association for Cancer Research.
Nathan Mantel Papers
Correspondence, reprints, drafts, statistical data, reports, and testimony document Nathan Mantel's career as a medical statistician with the National Cancer Institute, George Washington University, American University, and freelance consultant.
National Cancer Institute oral history collection
Transcripts from a series of oral histories conducted by History Associates of former NCI Directors, researchers, administrators and other non-NCI individuals, who also played a part in founding of the NCI.
National Institutes of Health (U.S.). Office of the Director. Congressional Inquiries Correspondence
Congressional correspondence regarding various aspects of NIH's research programs, appropriations and policy. Topics range from mundane constituent letters to top-level policy questions from Senate and House members.