Reed, Walter
A native of Virginia, Walter Reed (1851-1902) received his medical education at Bellevue Medical School in New York, worked as a district physician in Brooklyn, and then joined the U.S. Army, providing basic medical services in many parts of the ... [... more]
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"Dengue"
Safety of and Immune Response of a 2-Dose Regimen of rDEN1delta30 Dengue Virus Vaccine A Phase II Trial of a Walter Reed Army Institute of Research (WRAIR) Live Attenuated Virus Tetravalent Dengue Vaccine in Healthy Adults in Thailand Safety and ... [... more]
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Finlay, Carlos
The importance of Carlos Finlay (1833-1915) in the discovery of the mosquito vector of yellow fever has often been overshadowed by the fame of his American colleague and friend, Walter Reed. A Cuban physician of Scottish ancestry, Finlay trained ... [... more]
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Walter Reed, pioneer in medicine (Americans all)
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Health Heroes: Walter Reed
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Walter Reed and Yellow Fever
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Keeping Orchids Healthy and Blooming
Walter Reed offers some tips on keeping orchids healthy, happy and blooming. There are two basic categories of orchids. Those that grow in trees ( One very popular orchid is the Phaleanopsis. These are typically potted with their roots in a ... [... more]
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Learning to Live--and Walk--After Iraq
FIRST STEPS: Under the watchful eyes of therapists at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Spc. Kevin Pannell tries out a C-leg, the first computerized artificial limb. Along the perimeterof a physical therapy clinic the size of a basketball court, a ... [... more]
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IT at the Department of Defense: Adding Insult to Injury
As the initial furor over mold and mice at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center subsides, the hard work begins-or, more accurately, continues. The challenge now for the Department of Defense's newly installed top brass is to mend long-standing ... [... more]
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