The oak-panelled shelves and display cases containing Dr. Maude Abbott ‚s pathology
slides were a fitting backdrop for unveiling a Historic Sites and Monuments brass plaque …

Members of the Academy, colleagues and friends, I am honored to be here this afternoon to
deliver the 44th Maude Abbott Lecture not only because this lecture marks a highlight of our …

To the Editor: Your November" Profiles" praised Paul Wolf, MD, for raising questions about
the illnesses of outstanding artists in his teaching of medical students and technologists. 1 I …

Context.—In the early 1900s, it was common practice to retain, prepare, and display
instructive pathologic specimens to teach pathology to medical trainees and practitioners; …

The University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMMC) in Jackson, Mississippi, is
Mississippi's only academic health sciences center. Our vision is to ''be a premier academic …

This article is an account of the life of Dr. Maude Abbott, the turn-of-the-century Canadian
pioneer physician who founded what is now the International Academy of Pathology. She …

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses various topics within the issue
including the premier issue of the" Canadian Journal of Pathology," the efforts by the …

In my first week of pathology training my Wednesday afternoon schedule was listed as
'mortality meeting'and my Sunday afternoon schedule was listed as 'mortality conference' …

Barbara Kay Williams, Administrative Secretary to the Royal College of Pathologists of
Australasia, died on May 30th 1999 after a short and devastating illness. At the age of 55 …

Robert H Kirschner was a forensic pathologist who was hooked on human rights work. His
activities took him wherever torture, extra-judicial executions, and mass killings had …