Mentioned in the 1952-11-11-02 Minutes of the Pima County Medical Society, 1904-1954: “Two outside speakers, Dr. M.E. Davis of the University of Chicago, and Dr. Norman Miller of the University of Michigan, will be present.”
M. Edward Davis; Nels M. Strandjord; Lawrence H. Lanzl. Estrogens and the Aging Process: The Detection, Prevention, and Retardation of Osteoporosis. JAMA, Apr 1966; 196: 219 - 224.
J Am Med Assoc, Dec 1939; 113: 2431: Illinois. Chicago. At a meeting of the Chicago Gynecological Society December 15 the speakers included Drs. Ralph E. Campbell, Madison, Wis., on "Angular Pregnancy" ; Louis Rudolph, "Pseudo-Uterus Bicornis," and Morris Edward Davis, "Stilbestrol, a New Synthetic Organic Estrogen : A Clinical Study."
J Am Med Assoc, Oct 1942; 120: 381: Illinois. Chicago. University Promotions. -- Dr. Morris Edward Davis, associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Chicago School of Medicine, has been promoted to professor, and Dr. Henry Close Hesseltine has been promoted to associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology.
JAMA, Sep 1978; 240: 879: DAVIS, M. Edward, 78, Winnetka, Ill.; Rush Medical College, Chicago, 1923; certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology; died Feb 6,1978, of cardiopulmonary arrest.
L. Potter. Reminiscences of a Perinatologist. JAMA, Nov 1989; 262: 2891 - 2893: F. Howell Wright came to the Department of Pediatrics in 1940 and, after several years of gentle persuasion, managed to introduce pédiatrie personnel into the nurseries. It was not until 1948, after M. Edward Davis followed Dieckmann as head of CLIH [Chicago Lying-in Hospital], that pediatricians assumed full charge of the nurseries. Even then, pediatricians did not ordinarily see infants until after they had arrived in a nursery, initial care remaining the province of the obstetrician. [p. 2892].
M. Edward Davis; Nels M. Strandjord; Lawrence H. Lanzl. Estrogens and the Aging Process: The Detection, Prevention, and Retardation of Osteoporosis. JAMA, Apr 1966; 196: 219 - 224.
J Am Med Assoc, Dec 1939; 113: 2431: Illinois. Chicago. At a meeting of the Chicago Gynecological Society December 15 the speakers included Drs. Ralph E. Campbell, Madison, Wis., on "Angular Pregnancy" ; Louis Rudolph, "Pseudo-Uterus Bicornis," and Morris Edward Davis, "Stilbestrol, a New Synthetic Organic Estrogen : A Clinical Study."
J Am Med Assoc, Oct 1942; 120: 381: Illinois. Chicago. University Promotions. -- Dr. Morris Edward Davis, associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Chicago School of Medicine, has been promoted to professor, and Dr. Henry Close Hesseltine has been promoted to associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology.
JAMA, Sep 1978; 240: 879: DAVIS, M. Edward, 78, Winnetka, Ill.; Rush Medical College, Chicago, 1923; certified by the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology; died Feb 6,1978, of cardiopulmonary arrest.
L. Potter. Reminiscences of a Perinatologist. JAMA, Nov 1989; 262: 2891 - 2893: F. Howell Wright came to the Department of Pediatrics in 1940 and, after several years of gentle persuasion, managed to introduce pédiatrie personnel into the nurseries. It was not until 1948, after M. Edward Davis followed Dieckmann as head of CLIH [Chicago Lying-in Hospital], that pediatricians assumed full charge of the nurseries. Even then, pediatricians did not ordinarily see infants until after they had arrived in a nursery, initial care remaining the province of the obstetrician. [p. 2892].
Master pnID
AMH-PN0835
Src2 PCMSMin
PCMS-Min
PCMS pnID
pn0217
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Chicago IL