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NIDCR's Lois Salzman Is Remembered

NIDCR director Dr. Harold Slavkin pays tribute to the late Dr. Lois Salzman as "someone who was genuinely excited by science." NIDCR has established an annual lecture to honor the memory of Salzman, a special assistant to the director who died in May. The first lecture took the form of a symposium called "The Joy of Discovery" that celebrated her life. Held July 9 in Wilson Hall, the symposium featured scientists who had worked with Salzman talking about their recollections of her and about their scientific discoveries that were highlights in their research careers. The audience included her family, friends and colleagues.

Garden Club Meets, Sept. 2

The NIH Garden Club's next meeting will attempt to help you deal with the effects of the drought. The meeting will be held Thursday, Sept. 2 at noon in Bldg. 45, Rm. LL. More information will be posted at the club's Web site: http://www.recgov.org/r&w/garden

Cartoon Watchers Benefit NIH Charities

Angelica (r), the decidedly un-angelic character from the cartoon series Rugrats, visited NIH recently to indulge in uncharacteristic altruism — she presented a check for $6,000 to the NIH charities. Her mission was sponsored by the Washington Baltimore Cable Council and Pay-Per-View Network, Inc., who contributed $1 to NIH charities for every viewer who tuned into Rugrats during the month of June. Angelica also visited patients at the Clinical Center and the Children's Inn during her visit. Here she greets Matt Wright, 18, of Elkhart, Ind., who is an NIAID patient.

Free Clinic Needs Volunteers

Support women's health — become a volunteer reproductive health or prenatal patient advocate at the Washington Free Clinic. Free training begins Saturday, Sept. 11. The clinic is also looking for clinicians to volunteer one evening/month for internal medicine, gynecology, prenatal and pediatrics. Sought are physicians, nurse practitioners, certified nurse midwives, physician assistants and other skilled medical personnel. For more information, call Christy at (202) 667-1106.


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