Thomas B. Connor

Martin Louis Singewald 1909-1995.

A new chapter in an old story: medicine & public health.

Regulated membrane transport of free fatty acids in adipocytes: role in obesity and non-insulin dependent diabetes mellitus.

Potential role of endothelial carbonic anhydrase in dehydration of plasma bicarbonate.

Gene exchange and antimicrobial resistance in gram-positive cocci.

Atherosclerotic vascular disease: will folate or gene therapy be useful?

Role of tissue specific alternative pre-mRNA splicing in the differentiation of the erythrocyte membrane.

Theodore R. Woodward Award. Age-related decline in growth hormone secretion: clinical significance and potential reversibility.

The Gordon Wilson Lecture. Decade of the brain: advances and hopes at the midpoint.

Anti-lymphocyte autoantibodies in systemic lupus erythematosus.

Cordelia, Goneril and the febrile response.

Diarrhea, demography and cell signaling: lessons from microbial toxins.

Polycystic kidney disease: huge kidneys, huge problems, huge progress.

Recent trends in venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism.

Managed care and diabetes, with special attention to the issue of who should provide care.

The Jeremiah Metzger Lecture. Humanities in medicine: treatment of a deficiency disorder.

An ethical analysis of end-of-life decision-making: can the pediatrician's approach to the never-capacitated and the internist's approach to the formerly-capacitated be mutually enhancing?

Global health challenges: priorities for the 21st century.

Oncology in transition: the pivotal role of the American Society of Clinical Oncology.

New ways to teach general internal medicine--the role of ambulatory subspecialty rotations.

Multimedia instruction of cardiac auscultation.

Physician revolutionaries of 1776--patriots, opportunists, or both?