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Philip Wyatt Felts Papers
Personal papers of Philip Wyatt Felts, endocrinologist, teacher, and administrator. Materials include: correspondence, certificates, monthly calendars, reprints, and group photographs of Vanderbilt medical students 1975-80's.
Grant W. Liddle Biographical File
Materials include photographs, newspaper clippings articles, C.V.
Grant W. Liddle Papers
Personal papers of Grant W. Liddle, endocrinologist and Vanderbilt professor (1953-1983) best known for his research in hypertension, Cushing's syndrome, and diabetes. Materials include: correspondence, manuscripts, manuscript reviews, class lectures; speeches, meetings/conferences, organizations and professional societies, committee work; pharmacological studies, photographs, reprints.
David Rabin Biographical File
Biographical file includes several newspaper clippings regarding both the research of male contraceptives and that of family, colleague photographs, reprinted medical journal articles, correspondence, and CV.
William D. Salmon, Jr. Biographical File
Biographical file includes a Vanderbilt Register article on William D. Salmon, Jr.
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