Memorial: Walter A. Griffin.

Memorial: Clayton Garr Loosli.

Memorial: Robert M. Bird.

Memorial: Richard B. Capps.

Memorial: Carl Muschenheim.

Memorial: Lay Martin.

Memorial: Thomas M. Durant.

Memorial: G. Malcolm Brown.

Memorial: Johnson McGuire.

Memorial: Marshall Nairne Fulton.

Colorado--environment--medicine--a continuum.

The significance of reversible and irreversible perfusion deficits in the evaluation of ischemic heart disease.

The natural history of coronary artery disease: an update on surgical and medical management.

The species of viridans streptococci associated with microbial endocarditis: incidence and antimicrobial susceptibility.

Enterococcal endocarditis: duration and mode of treatment.

The allocation of hospital resources: an experiment at the Massachusetts General Hospital.

Rationale for increased United States interest in international health.

The Gordon Wilson Lecture: The new cell biology and its implications for medicine.

Archibald Edward Garrod: the man and his time.

Effects of liver disease and of aging on the disposition and elimination of sedatives.

Medicinal iron-induced hepatic cirrhosis: reversal by phlebotomy: studies on pathogenesis.

Immunologic determinants of experimental neurologic autoimmune disease and approaches to the multiple sclerosis problem.

The rationale for immunotherapy in respiratory allergies.

Climate, thirst and renin.

The Jeremiah Metzger Lecture: Of gold and pneumococci: a history of pneumococcal vaccines in South Africa.

Some persons at Rush.

Application of the Sousa (John Phillip) principles to medical research: the role of cyclic nucleotides in hormone and drug action.

Effects of flow-resistive loading in man with hypoxia and hypercapnia.

Rhinovirus transmission: one if by air, two if by hand.

Melioidosis: forgotten but not gone.

A novel pathway of metabolism for arachidonic acid in human platelets.

The Gordon Wilson Lectures

The Jeremiah Metzger Lectures