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Edward H. Shortliffe papers
UNPROCESSED COLLECTION. Book drafts/galleys, subject files, MYCIN/ON diagnosis decision experiments, research projects and education efforts of the Stanford Medical Computer Science group and later the Stanford Medical Informatics group and Medical Information Sciences Training Program; 1998 Stanford's Introduction to Medical Informatics short course videotapes (26).
Edward J. Hinman Medical Informatics Collection
Edward J. Huth Papers
Edward Robinson Baldwin Papers
Edward Baldwin was associated with the Saranac Laboratory for the Study of Tuberculosis and became director of the Trudeau Foundation in 1915.
Edward Shorter "The Health Century" Interview Collection
The collection consists of interviews conducted by Edward Shorter in preparation for his book The Health Century (1987).
Edward W. Dempsey papers
Edwin Phillip Wolfe U.S. Army Medical Department Collection
Much of the manuscript material consists of Wolfe's research into Revolutionary and 19th century military medicine that was not included in his volume 3 of The medical department of the United States Army in the World War.
Elijah Adams papers
UNPROCESSED COLLECTION. Correspondence, writings, lab notebooks. A well known biochemist, long-time Chair of the Biochemistry Dept at Univ of MD School of Medicine. On the faculty of the U. Of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore (the city) in the Departments of Pharmacology and then Biochemistry. A pioneer in the amino acid area of biochemistry.
Elizabeth G. Pritchard Papers
Emanuel Libman Papers
Dr. Emanuel Libman received his medical degree from the Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons, and was associated with the Mount Sinai Hospital as a pathologist, and attending and consulting physician. Among the correspondents are Maude Abbott, Ludwig Aschoff, Ephraim M. Bluestone, Albert Einstein, Abraham Flexner, Abraham Jacobi, Charles andWilliam Mayo, Hideyo Noguchi, William Osler, M. Rachmilewitz, Humphry Rolleston, and William H. Welch.