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A COMPENDIUM OF THE WORLD’S OSLERIAN SOCIETY PRESENTATIONS WITH RARE ANNOTATIONS AND A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE VARIOUS OSLERIAN CLUBS

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CLYDE PARTIN, MD, FACP MEMBER AMERICAN OSLER SOCIETY ASSOCIATE PROFFESOR OF EMORY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE ATLANTA, GA 30322

Latest Revision AOS 28 Apr 2013 London 28 April 2013

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INTRODUCTORY NOTE

The cataloguing of the Osler Society presentations had as its genesis my curiosity about the of the talks in the earlier years of the society. Mark Silverman, President of the American Osler Society in 2000 had also conceived of a “talk about the talks” as he cleverly put it. Mark and others have kindly provided me with the programs of the earlier years and this project has moved forward with his approval and blessing. My work was jump started by the compilation of the first seventeen years by Jack D. Key and Barbara Tarpenning. As Osler has stated “the great republic of medicine knows and has known no national boundaries” and I have chosen to include the lectures from the London, Japanese and McGill Osler Societies. In addition, Oslerian Societies once existed at Saranac Lake, NY, Los Angeles, California and at the Mayo Clinic and I have included as many of those titles as I could locate. While perhaps the librarians or true historians could have done a better job of this, I chose to assemble the data myself and even do the tedious job of typing so that I might become more intimately acquainted with the material as I compiled it. Doing so has left me well prepared to analyze the titles to look for recurrent themes and unexpected currents. While Cushing and Bliss pointed out Osler’s distaste for the telephone (and no doubt he would have abhorred the beeper), I suspect Osler would have loved to communicate by email. That being the case, please email me at “clyde.partin @emoryhealthcare org” if you see any errors of fact, omission or commission. Special thanks to the librarians at Trudeau Medical Institute, Osler Library at McGill University, and at the Mayo Clinic, Rochester for their enthusiastic assistance. I also thank my wife, Kim DeGrove, who, while not entirely understanding of my fascination with all things Oslerian, has put up with my early morning and late night typing without complaint.

A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE CLUBS

It is not obvious which Osler Club should have the distinction as being the first. Ruth Mann and Jack Key eloquently reviewed this question in their 1978 presentation (1) to the American Osler Society. Soon after Osler’s death in 1919, Oslerian clubs were formed at McGill University and at the Mayo Clinic. However, there was in existence as early as 1916 an Osler Society at Queen’s University in Kingston, . William C. MacCarty, MD, a pathologist at the Mayo Clinic and former student of Osler’s at Johns Hopkins, helped form “The Osler Medical Historical Society,” with the first organizational meeting having been held August 28, 1920, in Rochester, Minnesota. Unfortunately, no further minutes exist until June 23, 1921, so when the lectures started is unclear. The perpetuation of “Osler’s ideals and to inspire contemporaries to study medical history” was their primary aim. They listed as their secondary purpose “to encourage to interest themselves in the literary activities of their own times and of the past.” Picnics were held every twelfth of July to celebrate Osler’s birthday. Meanwhile, in , a foursome of thrifty medical students would each purchase a different work of Osler’s and then rotate them among themselves, essentially getting to read four of his works for the price of one. In the fall of 1920, standing at the corner of Prince Arthur and University Streets discussing their next purchases, they had the idea of expanding the group. The idea blossomed and an organizational meeting was convened at the home of Professor SE Whitnall, 323 Rue Peel on April 26, 1921. At the first regular meeting in October of 1921, two papers were read – Osler, His Medical Work by AK Geddes and Osler, His Literary Work by HV Ward. The meetings were eventually moved to the Ritz Carlton Hotel and then, when it finally opened with much anticipation in 1929, the Osler Library. The “Osler Society of McGill University,” remains primarily a student organization and is viable to date. Sadly, the society at the Mayo Clinic, after sixty-six gatherings, apparently disbanded after the July 3, 1925 meeting. In Saranac Lake, NY, on December 9, 1925, Dr. Lawrason Brown delivered the inaugural address of the Osler Club at Trudeau Sanitarium. An ephemeral group was founded on the West Coast, the “Osler Memorial Association of Los Angeles.” The first lecture was delivered by JT Finney in 1921, “A Personal Appreciation of Sir .” Other Osler Societies included the Osler Club of New York; Osler Reporting Society, Royal Victoria Hospital,Montreal; Osler

2 Clinical Society at the University of Vermont; the Osler Society of ; William Osler Society of Alberta; William Osler Society, Tufts College ; Osler Society, University of Western Ontario; Osler Club at the University of California School of Medicine (organized by Rosencrantz in 1940). The Osler Club of London convened with six founding members in 1928, a year also notable for the death of Lady Osler. In 1896, a book and journal club of The Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of was founded at Osler’s home with Osler as president. The name was changed to “The Osler Historical Club” in 1929. A nascent student group formed in one of the island medical schools (Granada?) around 2007 but I am unsure of its fate.

In the United States, Al Henderson, John McGovern and Tom Durant, at the urging of Charles Roland, began to conceive of the American Osler Society around 1967, informally meeting in Houston, Texas. The society was chartered in Texas in 1970. It was decided that William Bean would be the first president. A call was placed to his home in Iowa City, Iowa which found Dr. Bean on the tennis court. The callers demanded that he interrupt his game, which he did, to take the call. He accepted the request to become the president of the society and immediately returned to his tennis game. The first meeting was held in Denver, Colorado in 1971. As was the case in Montreal in 1921, two papers were read, one focusing on Oslerian medical matters and one focusing on literary matters. Japan, traditionally practicing medicine in a manner heavily influenced by the German tradition, began to send doctors to the United States after World War II. Of the many Japanese physicians who came under the spell of Osler’s mystique while training in the states, it was Dr. Shigeaki Hinohara who organized the Japan Osler Society in 1983 with forty-three founding members.

While it is beyond the scope of this project, it is of interest to note that Osler’s fingerprint was on any number of academic societies and clubs. Spawned in his wake were such institutions as the Interurban Clinical Clubs, the Laennec Society for the study of tuberculosis, and the Osler-endowed Tudor and Stuart Club. Though founded without his influence, he also left his touch on the Charaka Club.

The above data on the history of the clubs was obtained from:

1. Mann RJ and Key JD. The Osler Medical Historical Society: Mayo Foundation “Chapter,” August 28, 1920-July 3, 1925. Minnesota Medicine, Vol.63. May 1980,pp.348-354. 2. Tidmarsh CJ. The History of the Osler Society. McGill Medical Journal. 1956;25:176-78. 3. Brown L. Some personal recollections of Sir William Osler. In Osler Memorial Volume, Ed. By . Montreal, 1926, pp. 439-448. 4. Roland C. Presentation to American Osler Society 29th Annual Meeting, Montreal, , Canada. May 1999. 5. Hinohara S. Presentation to the American Osler Society 29th Annual Meeting, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. May 1999. 6. Rosencrantz E. Posthumous Tributes to Sir William Osler. Arch of Intern Med. 1949; 84:170-197.

ORGANIZATIONAL COMMENTS

The presentations are grouped by society and are in alphabetical order for some and by years for others. When there were two or more presenters, I have listed the other presenter(s). The asterisk identifies the lead author. The legend for abbreviations within the parenthesis is as follows:

JM…………………..John McGovern Lecture PA…………………..Presidential Address PO…………………. Published in The Persisting Osler POII…………………Published in The Persisting Osler II POIII...... Published in The Persisting Osler III R………………… …Radbill Lecture. SS…………………. Special Symposium ST…………………. Student Presentation WB………………….William B. Bean Student Research Award Lectureship

3 Many of the presentations are published elsewhere. The interested reader is advised to review An Annotated Checklist of Osleriana, Volumes I and II, edited by Earl Nation, Charles Roland, and John McGovern, for further information on if and where a talk has been published.

AUTHOR INDEX OF AMERICN OSLER SOCIETY PRESENTATIONS

ACHUFF SC (2012) Where Osler wrote The Principles and Practice of Medicine (first edition, 1982)

AHUJA NK (2011,WB) Albert Kahn and the Design of Old Main, 1917-1925

ALBERSTONE CD (1989,ST) Sickness and Sin: Elizabethan Melancholy and Reformation Thought

ALBERTSON B See Sawin CT* 1995 Osler as Mirror: The Treatment of Addison’s Disease with Adrenal Extract in the 1890’s

ALPERIN JB, et al (2003) The McGovern Academy of Oslerian Medicine (brief presentation) (2004) The John P. McGovern Academy of Oslerian Medicine (2004) William Osler: The First American Hematologist (2008) The Osler Club at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB): 2002 to 2007 (2012) Hemorrhagic Disease of the Newborn: Discovery, Treatment, and Prevention

AMBROSE CT (1998) Osler and the Discovery of Phagocytosis – A Question of Priority (1999) No. 13 Norham Gardens and Osler’s Oxford (2000) Osler’s Dog… or …Dogs Down Through Medical History (2001) JH Pratt MD – An Early Student of Osler (2002) Osler and the Infected Letter (2003) Joseph Lister and German Creosote (2004) Erotian, Dunglison, and Stedman: A Short History of Medical Dictionaries (2005) The Kappa Lambda Society of , the First American Medical Fraternity (and the Origin of the American Medical Association’s Principles of Medical Ethics) (2006) Osler and the Almshouse Safe: An Account of God’s House at Ewelme (2007) On the origins of Primum non Noncere – Osler Never Said That (2008) Joseph H. Pratt, M.D., Part II: The Man Who Would Be Osler (2009) Constantine Samuel Rafinesque – An Early Nineteenth Century American Naturalist (2010) William Osler’s Harvard Connections (2012) Medicus Petrus Hispanus (Peter of Sspain): A XIII Century Pope and Author of Medieval Sex Guide (2013) Vesalius and the China-Root Epistle, 1546

ANDERMANN A (1999) A Brief History of the Osler Society of McGill University

4 ANDREWS BF (1983) Sir William Osler in Perinatal Perspective (1985) Sir William Osler in the Neonatal Perspective (1989) Daniel Drake and William Osler in Rhyme (1990) in Pediatric Perspective (1992) Graham Jacobi and William Osler in American (1994) Osler’s Heroes, Students, and Friends (1997,PA) Wilburt C. Davison: A Disciple of Osler (1999) Osler and Other Medical Giants of the 19th Century on Informed Consent (2001) Sir William Osler’s Emphasis on Physical Diagnosis and Listening to Symptoms (2002) Memories of 13 Norham Gardens, “The Open Arms” – Now the Osler- McGovern Centre, Green College, Oxford (2003) Sir William Osler’s Influence on the Development of Pediatrics (2005) A Night to Remember: The Assignment, Selection and Role of Mentors (2007) A Tie That Did Bind: Wilder G. Penfield, Wilburt C. Davison, and Sir William Osler and Lady Grace Osler (2008) Experiences with , the Last Living Student of Sir William Osler (2009) The Tie That Binds (not given)

ARONSON JF (2011) Learning Anatomy and in Osler’s Era: UTMB’s Collection Thompson BL of 1400 Specimens in an 1892-Vintage Learning Environment

ARONSON SM (1986) The Summer of 1832 – Cholera Comes to Providence See Feller A* 1997 Nantucket Indian Sickness

ASHWAL S See Longo L*(1993,POIII) William Osler and “The Cerebral Palsies of Children”

AUSTRIAN R (1984,POII)Osler, Agnew, and (with apologies) James Thurber

BABELAY AM (2009) “The Great Arabians” – Osler’s Perspective on Islamic Medicine

BAILEY JE (2011) Dante Alighieri – of the Soul

BALLARD JO (2005) George T. Harrell, Jr., M.D. – Oslerian, Scientist, and Pioneering Medical Educator (2006) Love of Blood: Discovering the Cause and Treatment of Hemophilia (2008) in before William Osler: The Legacy of John Beale Davidge

BANKS JT (1988,JM) Thalia and the Doctors

BARNES FW (1997) Sir William Osler: A Time of Crisis; A Call of Action

BARONDESS JA (1976,PO) Notes on the Last Illness of Sir William Osler (1984,PA,POII) Osler’s Biographer – Notes on the Friendship of William Osler and Harvey Cushing (1998,POIII) The Old Eugenics and the New Science (1998,PA) “…from the Horn of Amalthea…” (2006) Osler and Medical Ethics (2011) Internal Medicine as a Vocation

BASTRON DR (2003) Joseph Priestly: Gas, God and Grammar (2004) Crawford W. Long: A Georgia Student

5 McCullough L (2006) What Goes Around, Comes Around: John Gregory and the Profession of Medicine (2008) Charles Waterton (1782 – 1865) and his Quest for Curare (2009) Osler and the Ether Dome (2010) Dr. Thoralf A. Sundt, Jr.: A Hero on Many Fronts (Delivered by Philip Leon - Dr Bastron stuck in airport x 48 hours) (2012) America’s First Family of

BAUSE GS (2009) Hayesian and Oslerian Attitudes on Advertising by Professionals and on “Aerating” Patients (2011) The Professor versus the Plagiarist: Has Osler Finally Triumphed Over Souvielle?

BEAN WB (1971,PA,PO) An Uncatalogued Paper Published by William Osler in 1902 McGovern JP (1974) Osler’s Clubs (1975,PO) A with Osler from a Student’s Point of View (1976) Osler and “The Baby on the Tracks” (1980) Why Osler was a Leader in American Medicine (1981) Brains and Osler’s Brain (1981) Dr. Elisha Kent Kane (1983) William Osler – Milwaukee Connection (1984) William Osler – The Milwaukee Connection (1985) Osler’s Last three Months at Johns Hopkins (1987) The Friendship of James Herrick and William Osler

BECK IA (!974) The Vesalian Virus – An Osler-borne Variety of Bibliomania (1980,PA) The Providential Visits of William Osler

BECK WC (1992,JM) From Doctor to Nurse with Love: In a Molecular Age

BENDER CV (2013) The Influence of Patrick Bouvier Kennedy on the Development of

BENEDEK TA (1997) A Critique of Osler’s Contribution to Systemic Erythematosus (1998) Typhoid Spine: Somatic versus Psychosomatic Diagnosis in Osler’s Time (2000) How the Reformation Affected the Capture of a Unicorn (2006) The Environment of Osler’s Writings on Endocarditis (2008) From Bizarre Experiments to Informed Consent (2010) The Waxing and Waning of Colles’ Law (2012) The Malpractice Litigation of Dr. Hubner and the Epidemiology of Vaccination

BENSLEY EH (1983) Gertrude Stein as a Medical Student

BERK LB (1988, ST) Polio Vaccine Trials of 1935

BERK SL (1989,POII,) Sir William Osler, Ageism and ‘’: A Secret Revealed

BERMAN P (2001) An with Osler: Dorothy M. Reed at Hopkins, 1900-1901 (2004) Evolution of an : Dorothy Reed and the Reed- Sternberg Cell (2009) “Dear Old Friends”: Unpublished Correspondence Between William Osler and Horatio, Sr. (2010) Letters Home: An American in France 1943-1945

6 (2012) The Pratt health Cottage hospital: The World’s First In-Hospital Aseptic Barrier Nursing Unit

BERNADETT, Jr F (2012) William Osler Defines a Century of Medical Education (2013) iOsler – what Would a mobile App by Osler Look Like?

BERNECHE J See Walker SE *2007 Magic Scrolls: The Healing Art of Ethiopia

BERNSTEIN RB (1993) The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln: A Neurological Perspective BETTERMANN K (2010) From William Osler to George Harrell: The Importance of the Humanities for Modern Medicine or Are They Important?

BINDSCHADLER DD (2005) Reflections Regarding the Last Event (2006) From Chocolate Agar to Near Nobel (2007) Florence Sabin – Colorado Women of the Century (2008) Canaries, Caissons, Carbon Dioxide and Monoxide: J.S. Haldane (1860-1936) (2009) War Wounds and Sir Almroth Wright (2010) Henry Stanley Plummer and the Mayo Clinic (2011) The Medical Life of Arthur Conan Doyle (2013) Charles H. Rammelkamp and the Warren Air Force Base Strep Lab

BLAIR JSG (2007) Osler’s Unfilled Slot

BLISS M (1995) Young Osler: The Beginnings of Reconsideration (1997) A Brain Surgeon Writes Biography: how Cushing Wrote the Life of Osler (1998) A Work-In Progress: The New Osler Biography (1999) “The Baby Professor”: Osler in Montreal (2000,POIII) New News from Norham Gardens: The Osler Letters to Kate Cushing (2000,PD) William Osler: A Life in Medicine by , with Caroline Hannaway (Moderator), Michael Bliss, Joseph Lella, Earl Nation and Philip Teigen (2004) Degrading Osler’s values. I. Harvey Cushing’s Work Habits ( He was unable to come and was replaced by Dr. Jarrett) (2006) Cushing Reconsidered (2007) The Last Latch-Keyer: The Tragedy of John Fulton (2009) Field of Medical dreams: William Osler and the Discovery of Insulin (2010) A Virus and Vaccination: Smallpox in Montreal, 1885 (2011) The Little We Know About Willie and the Oslers (2012, PA) Medical Exceptionalism

BLITZ A (1999,ST) Medical Humanism and the Two Cultures, 1910-1979

BOES CJ (2009) Osler on Migraine (2010) Glycine in (2011) The Difficulty of Recognizing New Diseases: Examples from Osler and Horton (2012) Osler and Gowers: Good Friends “All Through” (2013) Walter DeWitt Shelden: The Father of Mayo

BOUDREAU D Miller P; Fuks A (2007) William Osler and McGill: A Continuing Remembrance See Fuks 2008 William Osler’s Principles and Practice of Medicine: The

7 Unwritten Chapter

BOUTWELL B (2004) Sir William Osler: Bridging Medical and Models (2005) Two Bachelors, A Vision, and the Texas Medical Center (2006) Hurricane Katrina Assistance: Stories that Would Make Sir William Proud (2008) Remembering John P. McGovern, MD (1921-2007) (2011) – Librarian, Medical Bibliographer, Hospital Designer, Medical Statistician and Science Administrator (2012) The Making of an Oslerian – The Early Life of John P. McGovern, MD

BRAUN HA (2013) A Sunny Prognosis with Sixty-nine year Follow -Up

BRENER M (2011,WB) A Social Experiment’s Impact on Medical Education: The Story of the Baltimore City Almshouse in the Antebellum Era

BRIEGER GH (2000,JM) Writ Large: Medical History, Medical Anthropology, and Medicine and Literature

BRYAN CS (1993) The Oslerian Tradition in internal Medicine: Is it Relevant Today? (1994) Osler’s Textbook Re-Re-visited (1995) Osler’s Life Cycle from Today’s Perspective (1996) , Famine, and War: William Osler as an Infectious Disease Specialist (1997,POIII)Mr. Gates’ Summer Vacation (1998) “A Country Doctor”: Appraisals and Re-Appraisals of J Marion Sims (1999,POIII)Posthumous Tributes: What Became of the William Osler? Wise BK (2000) “Farrar’s Greek Verb”: Osler, the Classics and Basil Lanneau Gildersleeve (2001) Lewellys F. Barker, Osler’s Successor at Johns Hopkins(videotape) (2002) “The Rub”: Osler and Barker on Medicine and the University See Swick* 2003 An Oslerian Response to the Physician’s Charter (2003) Sir Andrew Clark: A Scottish Influence on Osler (2004) Aequanimitas Redux: A Response to Latter-Day Critics of Osler See Golden JT* 2005 “The Transatlantic Voice” – Osler’s Great Unfinished Essay Kirkland LR (2005) Osler’s Service: A Look at the Charts (2006) Gloria in Absentia: The James Carroll Papers and “The Myth of Walter Reed” (2007) Osler’s Advocacy of : An Evolving Perspective (2008) “The Greatest Brahmin Among Them” – Osler’s Perspective on Oliver Wendell Holmes (2009) How Close They Came: Pellegra in the Pre-Goldberger American South (2010) Oliver Wendell Holmes and the Religio Medici (2011) Presentation of new AOS merchandise (2011,PA) The Courage Befitting a Man (2012) “The Cheerful Haunts” – John Armstrong, Physician-Poet (2013) Philanthropia and Philotechnia: Competence, Caring, and the C’s of Medicine

BUCHANAN WW (2003) William Hunter (1718 – 1783): The Man Behind the Museum (2004) Rheumatoid Arthritis: One of Modern Medicine’s Enigmas as Seen Through Long-Distance Historical Lenses

8 BULGER RJ (1997,JM) The Coming of Compassion

BULLOCK JD (2008) and the History of Penicillin (2009) Henry Stallard and “Chariots of Fire” (2010) The Blind Leading the Blind: The Story of Louis Braille (2011) Artistic Depictions of Blindness

BURCHELL HB (1975,PO) Osler – His Quest of the Gnostic Grail in Morbid Anatomy See Pierach CA 1990 The Spa Craze – Circa 1900 See Pierach CA* 1997 “Osler’ Used and Abused – An Eponymic Essay

BURNS CR (1980) William Osler and Richard Cabot – Some Contrasts in Their Responses to Ethical Conflicts in American Medicine (2003) William Osler’s Responses to Eighteenth Century Scottish Moral Philosophy and Nineteenth Century American Medical Ethics (2004) Oslerians Gather in Galveston, 1970 (2005, PA) Where Shall Medical Wisdom Be Found? Some Answers from More than a Century of Value- Centered Teaching at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston

BURROW GN (1992,SS) Welcome from USCD with a Special Vignette

BYNUM WF (2004, JM) Practicing Medicine on Principles: Medical Textbooks Before Osler

CALABRESE LH. (2008) George S. Crile – Surgeon, Scientist, Soldier – and his Relationship Young JB to Cushing and Osler Young JB (2009) The Cleveland Clinic Fire of 1928: A Defining Moment in Clinic History and American Hospital Safety (2010) The Birth of at the Turn of the 20th Century: What Did Osler Think? See James Young 2012 Paradigm Shifts and Hubris In Medicine: The Death of Garfield – Where Was Osler?

CALDWELL S Neubrand T (2007,ST) Science of Charlatanism? The History of Acupuncture in the West

CAMERON IA (2009) Not Just a Single Species Doctor: Osler and the Pictou County Cattle Disease (2010) All We Could Do Was Wait: A Home Delivery in 1892 (2011) “It is Always Better to do Something Wrong the First Time”: Dr. William Osler and Medical Mistakes

CANALE DJ (1988,POII) William Osler and the Special Field of Neurological Longo LD (1990,POII,) Harvey Cushing and Pediatric Cavanagh GST (1991,POIII) Arnold Meadowcroft Muirhead – Scholar, Teacher, Biographer, Bookseller (1996) Oslerians and the Enduring Portraiture of William Harvey, with Special Reference to the Rolls Park Portrait (1999) Michael Servetus, Physician and Heretic: A Reappraisal of His Contribution to Physiology and Medicine (2000,PA) A Case Report from the Civil War and More (2003) The Physician as a Tragic Figure in Literature

CAPLAN RM (1987) Sherlock Holmes and ‘Brain Fever’

9 (1989) How Fingerprints Came Into Use for Personal Identification (1991,SS) William Carlos Williams: American Physician Poet (1992,SSP) The Nestorian Christians (1993) The Importation of Hansen’s Disease into Iowa, c. 1860-1990 (1999) R. Palmer Howard’s Transcriptions of the First 100 of 786 Osler Performed at Montreal General Hospital

CARR MF (1999) William Osler, Aequanimitas and the Care Ethic

CARROLL MM (2009,St) Meningococcal Disease: Historical Achievements and Current Challenges

CARSON JC (1988) Biblical Allusions in the Writings of Sir William Osler (1989) Henry Barton Jacobs: Baltimore Latchkeyer Without a Biography (1990) The Message of the Life Above the Message of the Pen (1992) Letters from a Church-Warden Bookcase: Cushing’s Letters from Baltimore,1897-1910 (1993) Leonard Leopold Mackall: Osler’s Bibliographic Sleuth-Hound (1995) More Than Half Our Own Boy: Archibald Malloch and Oslerian Tradition (originally slated for 1994 but due to unanticipated time constraints was not presented until 1995) (1997) Casey Wood, Fielding Garrison & Sir William Osler: A Physician’s Anthology of English and American Poetry (1998) Casey A. Wood, MD: Polymath (1999) Literary Allusions in the Writings of Sir William Osler (2000) J William White MD: Oslerian Colleague, Friend and Patient (2002,PA) A Personal Oslerian Odyssey Nation E (2003) Osler, Dock. And Major: Classic Descriptions of Disease and the Recognition of Coronary Thrombosis (2004) The Style and Character of (2005) An Annotated Checklist of Nationana (2006) “Three of my Special Books… I Should Like to Feel They are with You’: Osler’s Bedside Library and Mabel Tremain Brewster

CASSEDY J (2002,JM) John Shaw Billings and the American Public Health Movement

CATER MW (2011) Augustus Calvin Behle: An Oslerian Pioneer

CAVANAGH GST (1985) The Four Seasons, A Series of Anatomical Engravings See Canale DJ* (1991,POIII) Arnold Meadowcroft Muirhead – Scholar, Teacher, Biographer, Bookseller (1991) Robert Bridges, Medical Laureate

CHILDS B (1976) Osler and Pediatrics

CHISOLM-STRAKER M (2007,WB) Human Trafficking: Recognition and Management in the Emergency Department

CIRILLO VJ (1998) “Patriotic Odor” Sanitation and Typhoid Fever in the National Encampments During the Spanish-American War (1898)

CLEAVELAND CR (2000) Korczak and Tagore: The Final Days of the Children’s Republic Warsaw, 1942

COATS C (2011) Surgery, Medicine and Detection: Who taught the teachers?

10 CONLEY CL (1976,PO) Osler as a Hematologist

CONN RB (1976,PO) Osler and Laboratory Medicine

CONNER EH (1988) Osler and Anesthesia: Scholarship and Devotion (1988) Daniel Drake: Another Hero of Sir William Osler’s (1990) The Marcets, Nineteenth Century Teachers of Chemistry (1991) Did Edmund Ravenal MD, Teach Poe About Sea Shells? (1993,SS) Introduction and Overview: Physician Educators of the Ohio Valley (1993,SS) Charles Caldwell (1772-1853) (1995) Early Physicians of the Three Rivers Area (1997) More on Osler’s Alabama Student

CONNNOR JJ (1999) History, Books and Medical Men: The Intellectual Imprint of William Osler on the Medical Library Association

CONNOR JTH (2006) Good Doctoring: Robertson Davies’s The Cunning Man, Sir William Osler, and Sir

COOK GC (1994) Osler and

COOPER B (1999) William Osler on Telangiectatic Syndromes (2002) Arsenic in : Observations by Osler and its Recent Rebirth (2005) “Blood Plates” Prior to the First Edition of Osler’s Principles and Practice of Medicine (2007) Bloodletting in Osler’s Time

COOPER DKC (2004) Christian Neethling Barnard: Contributions and Controversies. A Personal View (2006) The Seeing Finger: The Story of Closed Mitral Valvulotomy (2007) The Surgical Treatment of “Blue Babies” : Alfred Blalock and Russell Brock, The Southern Gentleman and the English Lord (2008) Six Minutes! Wilfred Bigelow, F. John Lewis, Henry Swan, and the First Open Heart Surgery Using Hypothermia (2009) John Gibbon, Walt Lillehei and the Development of the Heart- Lung Machine (2010) The Floodgates Open – Vasili Kolesov, Mason Sones, Rene Favaloro, and Surgery for Coronary Artery Disease (2010) The Origins of Bone Marrow as the Seedbed of Our Blood: From Antiquity to the Time of Osler (2011) A Brief History of Cross-Species (2012) Ethical Concerns Relating to Clinical Trials of Cross-Species Organ Transplantation (2013) Pioneers in the Development of the Artificial Heart

CORDELL D (1985) Sir William Osler, Maude Abbott and the Study of Congenital Heart Disease

CRENNER C. (2005) An Appreciation of Irony in the Medical Writings of William Osler

CULE JH (1993) What is Medical History? (1994) Thomas Phaer of Cilgerran: Pediatrician and Polymath

11 CUMMINGS MM (1978,PA) A Patient’s View of Medical Care in Suburbia

CUNHA BA (2001) Where Did Sir William Osler Get His Passion for the Humanities?

DALTON ML (2000) Osler’s Influence on the Career of Tinsley Harrison (2003) Champ Lyons, MD: Penicillin Pioneer (2004) The Letters and Friendship of Alfred Blalock and Tinsley Harrison (2010) James D. Hardy and the First Lung Transplant

DANS PE (2002) Osler’s Aphorisms as Reflected in the Movies (2003) An American’s Tribute to a Scottish Physician/Author (2008) A.J. Cronin: A Neglected Physician/Author

DARROW D (2012) The “Most Distressing of all Human Maladies”: An Applied History Darrow S Approach to the Modern Treatment of Schizophrenia

DARROW S See D Darrow 2012

DAS S (1997) Oslerian – Prudence to Pranks Nation EF (1998) Hugh Hampton Young,The Giant Under the Shadow of Sir William Osler See Moran ME* 2002 Sir William Osler’s Perceptions of Urolithiasis and the Indigo Calculus See Moran* 2003 William Beaumont, MD and the Guarded Society of Healers (2005) The Global Crusade Against Filariasis: A Legacy of Sir Patrick Manson See JR Hill 2008. Culture or Crime: The History of Female Genital Cutting

DATE A (2001) From the Ends of the Earth: The Osler-Sa’eed Correspondence (2003) “Life in the Tropics,” by Sir William Osler (2005) Cushing’s Curious Persian Puzzle, or the Adventure of the Missing Persian (2007) “A Very Interesting Story to Tell”: William Osler and the Tomb of

DAVIES NE See Silverman ME*1987 Did Osler’s Ghost Write the ‘GPEP’ Report? See Silverman ME*1989 William Osler at the Bedside: A Demonstration for the American Osler Society (1990) The SS William Osler and Her Sister Ships

DAVIS EZ (1999) The Research of Tom Purdue (Became ill hiking up Rue Peel and Neelon FA could not present talk)

DE LA TORRE B (2007) More Than a Couch: Transforming a Clinical Space into a Therapeutic Environment

DEGRUCHY S (1999) Dr. Maude Abbott: An Indefatigable Spirit

DELANEY JF (2011) Training of St. Luke, Physician and Apostle

DENNIS AJ Dennis ML (2003) William Charles Wells, MD, RRS, L&E (1757 – 1817): Osler’s “Remarkable Philosopher and Physician”

DENNIS ML See Dennis AJ* 2003 William Charles Wells, MD, FRS, L&E (1757 – 1817): Osler’s “Remarkable Philosopher and Physician”

12 DEWEY N (1980) Revere Osler’s Schooling at Oxford (1982) William Osler & Walt Whitman – A Story (1987) The Open Arms – Myth and Reality (1989) Osler and Burton: Birds of a Feather (1991) Fifty Years On: The First Clinical Use of Penicillin, Oxford 1941 (1993) Osler and Penicillin – Fact of Fancy? (2003) Osler and Scotland: A Retrospective Glance (2005) Uncle Edward: An Enduring Influence

DEZA EG et al. (2005) Eva Peron’s Illness: Bioethical Aspects (Not given due to travel problems)

DIAZ D (2006, ST) Trains and Trauma: Exploration of a Nineteenth Century Neurosis

DIBBLE CF (2010, WB) Osler and Trudeau: Leaders in the North American Campaign Against Tuberculosis

DOLL R (Sir) (2003, JM) The Evolution of the Controlled Clinical Trial

DREVLOW LE Pierach CA (2002) Observation Vs, Speculation: From Fact to Fiction? (2006) Dr. David Livingstone and the Open Sore of the World (2010) “Teacher and Student” – Osler, Education, and the University of Minnesota (2013) Music, Medicos, Mahler

DUFFIN JM (1997) Anatomy of a Discovery: Laennec’s “Invention” of Mediate Auscultation (2001) Medical Miracles: Absence and Prevalence in Our Recent Past (2010) Medical Rhetoric in the 21st Century: When Doctors Change Their Minds (2011) Feminization of Canadian Medicine: Voices from the Second Wave

DUNCAN WR (2006) Rupert E. (Bill) Billingham: From Transplantation Tolerance to Maternal-Fetal Interactions in Cattle to Armadillos

DURANT TM (1973,PA) I Am A Debtor (1974,Pr) Dedication of Plaque, In Memory of Lady Osler, Gift of the Osler Society to the College of Physicians of Philadelphia

DYMENT PG (1984) John McRae – Physician, Poet and Soldier (1987) Father Johnson and Willie Osler (1991,SS) Using Literature to Teach Medical Ethics (1997) Revere Osler: A Subaltern on the Western Front (2000) Shot at Dawn – Cowards or Shell-Shock?

EBERS GC (1984,POII) Osler and Neurology (1989) The History of Multiple Sclerosis: A Revision

EIMAS R (1985) Paolo Mascagni’s Contributions to Anatomy (1987) The Osler Connection with Iowa – Men and Books (1989) Who’s Who in the Title Page Woodcut of ’ De Humani Corporis Fabrica Libri Septem (1988) The Influence of Sir Thomas Browne on Sir William Osler

13 (1991,SS) S. Weir Mitchell: Physician, Author, Philadelphian (1992) Medical Themes in the Writings of Ernest Hemingway (1993) The Progress of Anatomy During the Eighteenth Century (1995) The Aphorisms of Sir William Osler and Peter Mere Latham (1996) Conservation and Preservation of William Harvey’s De Motu Cordis (1997) Govrd Bidloo and William Cowper: A Case for Plagiary (1998) William Cheseldon – Stone Cutter, Surgeon and Anatomist of London (2002) William Osler and the College of the Book

EINHORN AH (1999) Contributions of 19th and 20th Century Medical Luminaries of Jewish Ancestry to Medicine and Pediatrics

EMMETT M (2003) Albuminuria - From Hippocrates to Henry Bence Jones

ELLIS H (1994) The Early Days of Penicillin: Oxford 1938-42

EPSTEIN LC (1998) Osler Revisited: An Affinity Group Education at Brown University

ERLEN J (2002) Syphilis, Osler, Tuskegee, and AIDS

EVANS WN (2011) Origins of the Medical –Surgical Bond Needed for Treating Cardiac Malformations (2012) John Marie Keating (1852 -1893): A Life Cut Short (2013) Maude Abbott and Helen Taussig: Passions and Personalities

FARAHMAND F (1997) Doubts Concerning Galen by Al-Razi (Rhazes)

FEELY MA (2010) The Mayo Brothers and the History of Continuing Medical Education at the Mayo Clinic – In Pursuit of Lifelong Learning

FEINDEL W (1981) The Penfield Papers – Pitfalls and Priorities (1987) Biographical Notes on – Sir William Osler and the Oxford Period (1915-1919) (1990) Osler’s Brain Again (1997) Dr. Osler and the Rockefellers (1998) Sir William Osler as a Protagonist of Medical Chirurgical Neurology (1999) Sir William’s Osler’s Last Touch: His 1919 Plan for Full-Time Clinical Teaching in the McGill University Hospitals See Venugopal R*1999 The Rhodes Scholar and the Regius Professor: Wilder Penfield Meets Sir William Osler at Oxford (2001) Sir William Osler, Thomas Willis and the Fenny-Poppers (2006) Osler Vindicated: Glioma of the Leg with Jacksonian Epilepsy: Surgical Cure Lebel W (2007) Sir William’s ‘Astral Self’: The Osler Niche in the Osler Library

FELLER A (1997) Nantucket Indian Sickness Lepore T, Feller E and Aronson SM

FELLER E See Feller A* 1997 Nantucket Indian Sickness

FENVES A (2004) The Rise and Fall of Bright’s Disease

14 FISHMAN RS (2000) The Introduction of the Ophthalmoscope and the Nature of Innovation in Medicine

FINS JJ (2006,JM) A Leg to Stand On: Wilder Penfield’s “Neuroethics”

FITZ RH (1999) Not Exactly a Paper

FLAKE DB See McMillan WO* (2001) A Visit from Kate and the Yellow Jack

FLAMM ES (1997) The Seventeenth Century Origins of Neuro-Surgery (1998) Aneurysmal Subarachnoid Hemorrhage : 200 Years of Doctors Afield (1999) Osler the Bibliographer

FORDTRAN JS (2004) Preventing Death due to Cholera by Oral Ingestion of Glucose- Saline Solution (Robert Crane, who discovered the co-transport of sodium/glucose was present in the audience)

FOSHAT M (2013) The Face of Leprosy: An Investigation An Investigation of Leprosy in Galveston, Texas and Osler’s Early Impressions of the Disease

FOX DM (1991, JM) Osler’s Gamble and Ours: The Meaning of Contemporary History

FRANK TW (2009) Uniformed but not Un-Informed: The United States Army, the Caduceus, and Medical Iconography

FRANSISZYN M See Bryan CS* (1999,POIII) Osler Usque and Mare

FRASER J (2009, WB) Molding an Independent Specialty: in Postwar America, 1919-1941 (2013) The Maude Abbott Medical Museum William Osler Collection

FRIERSON G (2008) Leonard Wood; Doctor, Soldier, and Pioneer of American Imperialism - The Early Years (2009) Osler and the Pork War (2010) The International Medical Congress of 1881 (2011) East meets West: Early Medical and Artistic Exchanges with China (2012) Osler, Yellow Fever, and Human Experimentation (2013) Guarding the Golden gate: Establishing the Quarantine Station in San Francisco Bay

FRIESINGER GC (2012) The Vanderbilt-Johns Hopkins Connection: Osler’s Long Shadow

FUKS A (1998) The Military Metaphor of Modern Medicine See Boudreau * 2007 William Osler and McGill: A Continuing Remembrance Boudreau/Miller (2008) William Osler’s Principles and Practice of Medicine: The Unwritten Chapter

FULKERSON C Neelon FA (1997) A Faithful Life: Osler’s Beacon in the Twilight of Trust Neelon FA (1998) Safe Harbor: Lessons from Osler on Personal Trust (2002) Professional Community: William Osler’s Presence in the Montreal Medico-Chirurgical Society (2008) The Horse-and-Buggy Doctor: How Arthur Hertzler Bridged

15 Generations as Story-Teller, Student, and Physician (2011) Passion Without Bounds: The Collecting of Henry Solomon Wellcome

FULLER JM (2010) Hunter Holmes McGuire – Stonewall Jackson’s Surgeon and Icon of Virginia’s First Family of Medicine (2011) Thomas E. Brittingham: A Vanderbilt Oslerian? (2012) Tinsley Harrison, Osler, and the Other Textbook of Medicine (2013) The Physical Examination is a Lost Art – Would Osler Agree?

FULLER MJ (2009) John Jacob Abel: A Profile in the Heart of Medicine

FULTON MN (1977,POI) On Being a Latch-Keyer at 13 Norham Gardens (Published as ‘Sir William Osler’s Better Half’)

FUTCHER PH (1990) William Osler and Marjorie (1997) Edward Revere Osler, Izaak Walton and Rudyard Kipling

FYE WB (1979,PO) Henry Pickering Bowditch – Pioneer American Physiologist and Medical Educator (1982) S. Weir Mitchell – Philadelphia ‘Lost’ Physiologist (1984) The Decline and Fall of H. Newell Martin, Johns Hopkins’ First Physiologist and Patient of William Osler and S Weir Mitchell (1987) Osler and Cardiovascular Disease (1989,PA,POII,)Osler’s Departure from Johns Hopkins: The Price of Success (1990) The Goals and Future of the American Osler Society: The Members Speak (1991,SS) Book Collecting as a Window to Medical History (1997) The Physician as Depicted in Works of Art (1999,POIII) William Osler’s Bibliomania (2003) T. Lauder Brunton: Prolific Pioneer of Cardiovascular Pharmacology (Lecture not given) (2004) T. Lauder Brunton: Prolific Pioneer of Cardiovascular Pharmacology (2005) New Medical Knowledge in the Twenty-First Century: Clinical Trials, Practice Guidelines, and Conflicts of Interest (2010) What’s in a Word? How the “Mayo Clinic” Evolved from a Hospital-based Teaching Event into the Prototypical Multispecialty Group Practice

GEDDES C (2006) A Surgical Review of the Priority Claims Attributed to Abraham McAlister V Groves (1847-1935), Osler’s Classmate

GIBSON AGG (2007) Galen and the Rhetor: The Physiology and of Broken Speech (Talk not given)

GIBSON WC (1975,PO) Osler and Sherrington (1982,PA) Osler’s Influence in British Columbia (1998) Osler: The “Catalyst” (1999) Ten Little Notebooks of Osler (1872-1919)

GIFFORD GE

16 Tosteson DC (1980) Leaders in American Medicine

GLENN JB (2002) Will Camp Sealy and the Origins of Dysrhythmia Surgery

GOETZ CG (1999,POIII) On Chorea, On Charcot (2001) Parkinson’s Disease as Viewed by Osler and Charcot (2013) Donald C. Harter Treating Melancholia in the Home: Theoretical Wisdom and Grim Reality in the Career and Life of E.C. Seguin

GOLDEN JT (2005) “The Transatlantic Voice” – Osler’s Great Unfinished Essay Bryan CS & Golden RL

GOLDEN RL See Horrrocks TA*1989 Osler, Gowers, and Medical Phonography (1990,PA,POII,) Osler’s Legacy: The Principles and Practice of Medicine (1994,POIII) Reginald H. Fitz, Appendicitis, and the Osler Connection See Golden JT* (2005) “The Transatlantic Voice”- Osler’s Great Unfinished Essay

GOODRICH JT McHenry LC Jr (1984) Sir William Osler and the Investigation of Cerebral Localization (1988) A New View on the Illustrations of Vesalius’ De Humani Corporis Fabrica (1543) (1996) Artificial Cranial deformation

GOODWIN WE (1979) Hugh Hampton Young, the Father of American Urology

GORDON RC (1998) Dr. Osler and the Hopkins Student Nurses (2000) A New Hampshire Abolitionist and a Confederate Surgeon: The Early History of Meharry Medical College (2003) Mr. Flexner’s School (Lecture not given) (2006) Daniel Hale Williams: Moses to African-American Medicine

GRANER JL (1996) Osler on Addison’s Disease (1998) Harvey Cushing: Photographer of the Doctors Mayo (2004) Inspired by Osler: Leonard Rowntree and the Establishment of the Research tradition at the Mayo Clinic (2005) References to Osler in the Cushing-Mayo Correspondence

GREEN GE (1998,ST) Professionalization and Twilight Sleep: Women Physicians’ Changing Role in

GREENBERG SB (1996) Osler on Managed Care (1999) “Bacilli and Bullets”: Osler and the Anti-Vaccination Wars (2008) The National Library of Medicine: The Continuing Legacy of William Osler and John Shaw Billings (2011) “Microbe Hunters” Revisited – Paul de Kruif and the Beginning of Popular Science Writing

GRRENE JA See Podolsky SH 2013.

17 GREGG I (2003) A Review of Historical and Contemporary Evidence Related to Sir William Osler’s Statement that “Death is Unknown” in Acute Attacks of Asthma and an Examination of its Long Term Consequences (Lecture not given)

GREGORY SR (2002) Life of a Tradition: The Progress of a Tradition in Teaching the Anglo-American Medical Ethos

GRYFE A (1998) We Can Do Likewise: How Toronto (or the Health League of Canada) Beat Diphtheria (2004) The Toronto Medical Historical Club: The Osler Connection (2006) Improving Leprosy Management in Canada: Newly Discovered Osler Letters (2008) Fluoridating Toronto’s Water: A Gordian Know and a Pyrrhic Victory (Lecture given in 2008 but accepted for 2007 meeting)

GUNDERMAN RB (1992,ST) Sir Thomas Browne: A Physician’s Religion

GURLEY BJ See Pitcock CdH* (2007) A young doctor’s Military Casebook, 1860-1865

HABURCHAK DR (1999) The Social Hygiene Movement, Osler and Morrow: Lessons of Syphilis for the Age AIDS (2005) Oslerian Courage” From Sydenham to Urbani (2009) Claude Bernard: Is the Father of Evidence-Based Medicine Obsolete? (2011) The Evolution of Isolation: Pest Houses to Isolation Rooms

HAINES DE (1993) Spitzka and Spitzka on the “Neurology” of the Assassins of Garfield and McKinley

HAMILTON D (1994,JM) Sir William Osler and Medical Research (2011) Tissue Transplantation and Popular Culture (2012) ‘Re-tuning the Harp’ – The Holistic Alternative to Continuous Therapy (2013) What Halted the Early Development of Organ Transplantation?

HAMPTON L (2006, ST) Albert Sabin and the Western Hemisphere Polio Eradication Campaign

HANSEN B (2013,JM) Louis Pasteur: Exploring His Life and Art

HANFT S (2006,WB) The Unpoetical Poet: Keats, Medicine, and the Poetry of William Carlos Williams (2007, ST) “This Inner Frontier”: A Literary Appreciation of Wilder Penfield’s The Torch (2011) “This Stockholm Experiment”: The Story of Frigyes Karinthy and the Founder of Swedish neurosurgery, Herbert Olivecrona

HARRELL GT (1972,PO) Osler’s Practice in Baltimore (1978,PO) Lady Osler (1980,POII)Osler’s Son, Edward Revere Osler (1983,POII)The Tudor and Stuart Club (1987) The Osler Tradition at Duke (1990) Osler’s Use of ‘Ike’ for Revere (1994) Multiple Hereditary Telangiectases with Recurring Hemorrhage: A Rare Clinical Interest of Osler

18 HARVEY AM (1976,PO) Sir William Osler and the Interurban Clinical Club (1978,PO) Charles E. Simon – Disciple of Osler and Pioneer American Virologist

HAUBRICH WS (1993) Osler’s Call for a Club (1996) An Oslerian Influence at the Henry Ford Hospital (1998) Sylvster Graham: Partly Right, Mostly for the Wrong Reasons (2001) Another Twig on the Osler Tree: William Osler Abbott (1902- 1943) (2003) W.A. Dorland, MD, (1864 – 1956):The Man Behind the Dictionary (2005) Osler’s Tribute to the Irish, and an Irish Tribute to Sir William Osler (2007) H.L. Mencken Looks at the Johns Hopkins Quadrumvirate (2009) Emergence of Medical Education in the Western Reserve

HEGGTVEIT HA (1981) William Osler and Tait McKenzie (1998) John Hunter’s Heart Disease: A Pathologist’s Perspective

HEIN K (2005, JM) “Just Call Us Children;” The Impact of Tsunamis, AIDS, and Armed Conflict on the Young

HELFAND WH (1989) The Physician in Political Prints

HENDERSON AR (1974) What Shall We Call Osler’s Disease?

HILL JR Das. S (2008) Culture or Crime: The History of Female Genital Cutting

HINOHARA S (1984) How Osler Came to Japan (1986) Doctor William Osler’s Theory on Habits – How It Originated (1990) Philosophy on Death: Through the Works of Sir William Osler (1999,POIII)History and Activities of the Japan Osler Society (2005) Osler and His Young Friend Mabel

HOLLMAN A See Silverman ME * 2007 The Discovery of the Sinus Node by Keith and Flack: On the Centennial of Their 1907 Publication (2008) William Osler Organizes a Special Meeting in London in 1912 During a Visit by Willem Einthoven, the Inventor of the Electrocardiogram

HOOK EB (2013) Some Aspects of the Evolution of Therapeutic Bloodletting in Osler’s Principles and Practice of Medicine

HOOKMAN P (1998) Sir William Osler and Sir Thomas Browne: Revisionism Revisited (2011) On the Origins of Osler’s Philo-Semitism

HORROCKS TA (1987) ‘A Copy I Send with Pleasure’ – Sir William Osler, Charles Perry Fisher and the Library of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia Golden RL (1989, POII)Osler, Gowers, and Medical Phonography (1994) The Poor Man’s Riches, The Rich Man’s Bliss: Regimen, Reform and the Journal of Health, 1829-1833

19 HOVERMAN C (2006,ST) The Art of Medicine: Teaching Diagnostic Proficiency and Medical Education through Visual Art

HOWARD RP (1978) Osler’s Letters to Campbell and Ottilie (Wright) Howard (1981) Osler’s Relations with William Peterson, Principal of McGill University 1898-1919 (1983,PA) A Collection of Artifacts From the William Osler Family (1984) Studies on Pernicious Anemia by R. Howard Palmer and William Osler in the 1870s (1990) The Foundation of Sir William Osler’s Eminent Career: Pathological Reports at the McGill Medical College from 1871-77

HUDSON-JONES A (1993,JM) The Heroic Physician in Literature: Can the Tradition Continue?

HUDSON RP (1981) The Clendening-Knopf Correspondence (1988) Oslerian Form Frustes: A Clendening Sampler (1991,SS) Overview of Physician Writers and Physician Characters (1991,SS) Moderator’s Summation (1991) The Hippocratic Oath: No Rx for Today’s Ethics

HUNTOON K (2013,WB) Recognizing Patterns: Dr.Lindau’s Quest to Understand a Syndrome

HURST JW See Silverman ME* 2000 In the Footprints of Osler: The Career of James Edward Paullin

HURT RT (2011) The Trial of Dr. Charles W. Malchow an Early Case of the Comstock Law

HUSTON KG (1977) Geoffrey Keynes and the Oslerian Tradition (1982) Sir Thomas Browne After 300 Years (1983) Sir Kenelm Digby’s Library (1985,PA) Sir Geoffrey Keynes and the Oslerian Tradition (1999) Humane Societies were for Humans, not Animals: England’s Royal Humane Society Stirs Controversy in the 1770’s

HUTH EJ (1987,JM) To Humane Medicine – Back Door or Front Door?

INNES BJ (2001) The Discovery of Heparin See Glenn JB* 2002 Will Camp Sealy and the Origins of Dysrhythmia Surgery? (2003) Sir William Osler, the Pathologist, and Ludwig Aschoff, the Clinician: Comparisons of their Careers and Personalities

JAMES DG (1994) The American Connection with the Medical Society of London

JARRARD SW See Karnard AB. 2004 Beyond RIP: Harvey Cushing and the Art of the Obituary

JARRETT W (2004) History of the Skull and Bones Club at Yale (Replaced M. Bliss who could not make it) (2007) Raising the Bar: Mary Elizabeth Garrett, M. Carey Thomas

20 and the Johns Hopkins Medical School (2009) The Pithotomy Club at Johns Hopkins: R.I.P.

JENKINS NT (2008,WB) Inhalation Toxicology in the Bronze Age

JENNEWEIN E See Pierach CA* 1995 Did Frederick William I Have Porphyria?

JONES HM (2007) Medicine and the Progress of Wheels – Osler’s Two Automobiles (2007) Aequanimitas Electronica: The Start of a Searchable Database (A demonstration with Frank Neelon. AD Jones also helped prepare) (2009) Pellegra, Progress,and Public Polemics; Goldberger, E.J. Wood, and The Osler Connections (2011) Osler and the Sanitary Movement- with a Scatological Guide to Loos, Privies, and Crappers

JONES LW (2009) Student and Chief: Memories of Earl Nation (Followed by S. Das & J Carson discussion and comments entitled Earl Nation, Charles Wooley, and Mark Silverman, Bearers of the Osler Flame- How Can We Perpetuate Their Memories?

JONSEN AR (1986,JM,POII)Our Lords, the Sick

JOY RJT (1982,R) Surgeons on the Battlefield (2000,SS) Founding An Army Medical School in 1893

JUDD CS Jr (1977,PO) Osler and Mitchell

KAHN P See RJ Kahn* (2001) Words, Words, Words. The Osler/Murray Connection See RJ Kahn* (2002) Twenty-one London Editions of Tytler’s Treatise on the Plague and Yellow Fever are Missing See RJ Kahn* Words, Words, Words: The Osler/Murray Connection II

KAHN RJ (1983) The Osler-Jewett Connection (1991) The Jeremiah Barker Papers (1996) Capital Punishment: Physician –Assisted Suicide (1997,POIII) The Medical Repository; The First US Medical Journal (1797- 1824) (1999,PA) The Hospital Ship Maine: A Gender Agenda (2000) Noah Webster, the Father of American Epidemiology and Copyright Law, Also Wrote a Dictionary; or What Every Oslerian Should Know About Noah Webster Kahn P (2001) Words, Words, Words. The Osler/ Murray Connection . I. Kahn P (2002) Twenty-one London Editions of Tytler’s Treatise on the Plague and Yellow Fever are Missing Kahn P (2003) Words, Words, Words: The Osler/Murray Connection II (2006) The Widow’s Island Yellow Fever Quarantine Hospital in Penobscot Bay, Maine: A Medical, Political, and Social History (2007) “Dear Bigelow,” or Bibliomania, Buddhism, and Botany (2008) Madness and Mayhem in Maine: The Parkman-Portland Parley and Mass. Murder (or Alliteration and Alienists) (2009) A Twice-Told Tale of a Titillating Title, or Dr. Kahn’s Obscene Anatomical Museum Revisited (2010) Art and the Amputee Alderman

21 (2011) Polenta, Paddle Wheelers, and Pachyderms (2012) Philobiblon, 24 Jan. 1345 and the de Burians of Bangor, Maine, 1901-07 (2013) Christopher Morley’s Letter to Norman {Cousin}, July 7, 1947, or Should Christopher Morley be Made a Posthumous Honorary Member of the AOS(nonvoting)?

KARK RM (1979) Osler and HH Riddle; Wakley and Richard Bright the Lesser (1980) Marshall Hall and His Influence in the Societies of Medical Observation of Paris, Boston, and London

KARNAD AB (1997) The Study of the Patient: William Bosworth Castle (1897- 1990) and Hematology Research at Boston City Hospital (1998) The Craft of Biography: Cushing’s Preparation for “The Life of Sir William Osler” (1999) Osler at the Charaka Club (2000) Craft of Biography II: Cushing’s Dr Garth The Kit-Kat Poet Jarrard SW (2004) Beyond RIP: Harvey Cushing and the Art of the Obituary

KASTOR JA (2003) Turmoil in the Governance of the and Medical School

KEIRNS CC (2011) Visions of the Good Physician: A National Survey of Oaths Administered at US Medical Schools in 2008-09

KEIRNS KM (2012) Magic, Heroism and Realism on Medical Television, 1950s to The Present

KELEN MF See Keys TE* 1977 Osler’s Librarian – WW Francis MD

KENNY N (2010,JM) Selling Our Souls: Commercialization and Medical Professionalism

KERR ER (1987) A Presentation Regarding Osler’s Paper of 1919 ‘Observations on the Severe Anemias of Pregnancy and the Post Partum State’

KEY JD See Mann RJ*1978 An Osler Society at Mayo Foundation 1920-1925 See Keys TE* 1979 Osler and Billings – Comments on Their Friendship and Contributions to Librarianship See Rodin AE* 1981 Conan Doyle’s MD Thesis – An Example of Fallacious Medical Reasoning See Rodin AE* 1982 Assessment and Significance of Conan Doyle’s Medical Writings See Rodin AE* 1983 William Osler and Arthur Conan Doyle Versus the Antivivisectionists See Rodin AE* 1987 Sir William Osler and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle – A Comparison of Two Humanistic Physicians See Rodin AE* 1988 Osler’s Brain and Related Mental Matters See Rodin AE*1989 Kindred Spirits: Some Interfaces Between John McCrae and William Osler

Rodin AE (1990) Humanizing Medicine Through Literary Medical See Rodin AE* (1991,POIII) Osler, The Microscopist: Teaching, Research and Practice (1991,PA) Through the Magic Door

22 See Rodin AE* 1991 Medical Humanism in the Short Stories of Conan Doyle (1992,SS) Dr. Peter Parker and the Ophthalmic Hospital in Canton

KEYS TE Helen MF (1977,PO) Osler’s Librarian – WW Francis MD Key JD ( 1979,PO) Osler and Billings – Comments on their Friendship and Contributions to Librarianship

KIM L (2003, St) “The Best Will Breed the Rest”: Implications of the American Eugenics Movement

KIMBROUGH III RC (1990) The Didactic Teaching of Medical Students at Vanderbilt University 1915-1916: A Comparison of Fourth Year Classroom Notes to Sir William Osler’s Textbook of Medicine (1994) The Good Gift: A Comparison of the Different Printings of Aequanimitas Distributed to Medical Students 1932-1953 (1999) The Good Gift II – A Survey of the Knowledge, Use and Availability of Aequanimitas in a Medical School (Misspelled as AEQUANIMITUS in the program)

KINGSBURY ME (1986) The Critical Reception of Osler’s Books in the Non-Medical Press See Silverman ME* 1996 Osler’s Tie and the Osler Tie

KIRKLAND LR See Bryan CS* 2005 Osler’s Service: A Look at the Charts

KITCHENS LW Jr (2000) Osler’s Abdominal Tumors Reconsidered

KLIGFIELD PD (1981) A Bicentennial Search for Laennec (1989) The Frustrated Benevolence of Dr. Anonymous (1992,PA) From the Bed to the Dead-House (1999) “Osler Never Slept Here”: Medical Chaos in New York and the Founding of Cornell University Medical College

KNIGHT JA (1988) Would Sir William Osler Have Liked a Jazz Funeral New Orleans Style?

KOMATSU T (2003) How I Came Across the Books of Dr. Shigeaki Hinohara and Sir William Osler that Changed my Life

KORN M (1996,ST) Medical Ethics and Medical Etiquette: Moses Maimonides and Hippocrates, A Comparative Study (1999) Conscience and Consciousness: Why Medicine Needs Woman and an Ethic of Care

KORNBLUH R (1997,ST) “At the Feet of Virchow:” The Young William Osler

KOTRC R (1981) Osler-Packard Letters at the College of Physicians of Radbill SX Philadelphia

KRATZ DM (2012) Bridging the Science-Humanities Gap

KREZANOSKI PJ (2008,WB) The Contemporary Medical History of Tuberculosis in Boston:

23 A Window into Modern Health Inequalities

KUCERA K See Wardlaw 2008 The Sacred Cord: Antivivisectionism, and the Ethics of Human Subjects Research

KUSHNER HI (2011) Toward an Applied

KUSHNER I (2012) , the Rockefeller Institute and the Pneumococcus

KYLE RA (2006) Henry Bence Jones, Physician, Chemist, Scientist, and Biographer: A Man for All Seasons (2007) The Discovery of Penicillin: Was Alexander Fleming the First? (2009) “The Saga of an Oxford Don”: Chinese Breathing Exercises, Vegetables Juices, and Coffee Enemas (2010) Mayo Clinic Hematology and Sir William Osler (2012) Jan Grosta Waldenstrom – Why Not a Nobel Prize?

LAMB S (2011) The Most Important Professorship in the English-Speaking Domain”: How Johns Hopkins Recruited Adolf Meyer, a Pathologist of the Mind

LAMPERT RH (1982) Osler and His Publishers

LANSKA DJ (2013) Osler’s Contributions to Disorders of Posture, Stance, and Gait

LASZLO J See Neelon F 2006 The Last Professor of Medicine: Eugene Anson Stead, Jr

LATHAN SR (2002) The Death of Thomas Wolfe (2004) Halsted at High Hampton (2005) Presidential Disability, with Emphasis on Osler and William Howard Taft (2009) “Elvis is Dead” – Celebrities and Substance Abuse (2010) Caroline Hampton Halsted: The First to Use Rubber Gloves in the Operating Room (2012) Thomas Wolfe: Chapel Hill Days and Death from Tuberculosis

LATIMER KA (2011,WB) Forgotten Operations in Dr. Harvey Cushing’s Early Practice

LAWSON B (2007) Sleeping Sickness and the Colonial Encounter: J.L. Todd, Miller P William Osler, and the McGill Connection

LEAKE CD (1971) Physicians as Poets

LEBEL W See Feindel* 2007 Sir William’s ‘Astral Self’: The Osler Niche in the Osler Library

LEE RE (1995) J Homer Wright, MD The Developer of the Wright Stain

LELLA JW (1994,POIII) Sir William’s British Legacy: The Osler Club of London, 1928-38 (1999,POIII) An Archeology of W.O.’s Dreams (2001) Oslerian Filiation and the McGill Tradition Neelon FA, Partin WC (2002) Toward a Publication Policy for the American Osler Society

24 See Partin WC* 2003 A Talk About the Talks (2004) Moses Maimonides: Reflections on a Life for Our Times (2008) Galen Among the Ruins (2009,PA) A Doctor’s Religion (Done in the guise of William Osler) (2010) Abraham Verghese: An Exemplary 21st Century Oslerian in Three Volumes (2012) Osler and Bethune: similar in their Differences

LEON PW (1994) Osler, Whitman, Bucke, and the Bolton College (1995) Medicine and Art: Osler and Thomas Eakins (1996) William Osler and Mark Twain (1997) Osler and the Mysterious Doctor X (1998) How Osler Saved West Point (1999) Osler and Sarah Orne Jewett (2000) Osler and Edith Wharton’s “Vesalius in Zante” (2002) “A Favorite Poem of Mine”: Osler and Browning’s “Rabbi Ben Ezra” (2003) Nathan Smith: Oslerian Mentor and Legacy (2004) Osler’s Famous Patient: Ambassador Whitelaw Reid (2005) Osler’s Apothecary Poet: John Keats (2006) Osler and John Donne: Musings on Suicide (2010) Osler and Doctor Thorne: The Other Trollope Novel (2011) Thomas Hood’s “Stanzas: A Farewell Life!” Osler: A good poem for doctors, and all should know it.”

LEPORE T See Feller A* 1997 Nantucket Indian Sickness

LEROY EC (1988,POII) A Student’s Ode to Osler’s Text Republished with Notes Sawyer WA & Wallis F

LESUEUR CR (1980) Osler and the Boston Medical Community Wolfe RJ

LEVY RI (2006) Sir William Osler – A Departure from his Reputation as a Therapeutic Conservative: The Treatment of Bright’s Disease (2007) William Osler’s Mention of Basham’s Mixture in the Treatment of Bright’s Disease: Who was Basham and What was his mixture? (2008) The Varying Faces of William Osler’s Prescription Recommendations (2009) Sir William Osler’s Take on Pierre C.A. Louis’s Recommendations on Bleeding (2010) Reception of Richard Bright’s “Report of a Medical Case” in Linking Coagulable Urine, Dropsy with Renal Pathology as a Clinical entity – Robert Christison in Scotland and Pierre Rayer in Paris (2011) Robert Boyle, Lignum Nephtriticum and Colour Indicator (2012) William A. Marburg’s Contributions to Sir William Osler’s Love for Books and Libraries (2013) William Harvey’s De Motu Cordis and the Heart as Metaphor

LIN M (1995,ST) Health Policy in Nazi Germany: The Corruption of A Health Care System

25 LINK AS (1995) Disability of US Presidents: The Case of Thomas Toole JF Woodrow Wilson

LOEFFELHOLZ JE (1999) Dr. Kane and the Vitamins: Bear Liver and Rat Meat as Pierach CA Bane and Balm

LONGO LD (1980,PO) John Whitridge Williams, An Unosler-like Oslerian (1984) Dear Uncle ‘Willie’ and My Dear ‘Willium’ – The Correspondence of Sir William Osler and WW Francis See Canale DJ* 1990 Harvey Cushing and Pediatric Neurosurgery Ashwal S (1993,POIII) William Osler and “The Cerebral Palsies of Children” Teigen PM (1999) “Dearest G…Yours WO”: William Osler’s Letters from Egypt to Grace Revere Osler (2001) The Howard A. Kelly Letters to Robert P. Harris: Mentorship and the Evolution of an Academician (2003, PA) “Lessons” from the History of Medicine? An Oslerian Perspective See Swick 2003* An Oslerian Response to the Physician’s Charter

LORIAUX DL See Sawin CT* 1995 Osler as Mirror: The Treatment of Addison’s Disease with Adrenal Extract in the 1890’s

LUDMERER KM (1995,PA) The Coming of the Second Revolution in Medical Education (2001, JM) Reflections on American Medical Education

LUNDSTROM CE (2010) The Brothers Mayo – Mythic Twins?

LYONS CM (2013) Osler Online – Finding Oslerian and Other Historical Medical Information on the Web

MACKENZIE CR (2013) William Grant Stewart and a Way of Life

MALLOY MH (2013) The Osler Studetn Socities of the university of Texas Medical Branch: A Medical Professionalism Translational Tool

MANN RJ Key JD (1978,PO) A Osler Society at the Mayo Foundation 1920-1925

MARTENSEN R (1997) When the Brain Came Out of the Skull: Anatomical Technique and the Formation of the “Cerebral Body” in Early Modern European Medical Illustration (1998) Should the Board of Health Register Consumptives?: William Osler and the 1894 Debate at the College of Physicians

MASSEY RU (1992) William Osler: His Teachers and His ‘Religio”

MATSUOKA J (2003) British Influence on Japanese Medicine: Dr. Kanehiro Takaki and Dr. William Willis

MATTESON EL (2011) Friedrich Wegener: “His” Granulomatosis and His Place in History (2012) Adolf Kussmaul and his Relevance to Medicine in the 21st Century (2013) Friedrich J. Wohlwill, MD: A Fight for Science and Against

26 Fate

MAXNER CE See Murray S* 1996 John Milton’s Three-Hundred-Year-Old Letter Answered: A Neuro-Ophthalmological Survey See McAlister 2008 The Halifax Disaster of 1917: The Oculist Experience

MCALISTER C (2006) Healing Hands: A Review of Paul Brand’s (1914-2003) Contribution to Leprosy Research and Treatment (2008) The Halifax Disaster of 1917: The Oculist Experience (2010) Peering into Peer Review (not given – delivered child)

MCLISTER V See Geddes C 2006 A Surgical Review of the Priority Claims Attributed to (1847-1935), Osler’s Toronto Classmate (2008) Dramatic Personalities: A Centenary Meta-Analysis of the Typhoid Vaccine Controversy (2010) Osler and the Role of the Physician Within a Military Medical service (2011) Open Access or Open Season: Reuse of Medical Illustrations Over the Ages

MCCULLOUGH L See Bastron RD 2006 What Goes Around, Comes Around: John Gregory and the Profession of Medicine

MCGOVERN JP See Bean WB* 1974 Osler’s Clubs (1974,PA,PO) Wilburt C Davison (1892-1972) - Apostle of the Osler Tradition Mumford DM (1987) Sir William Osler (1849-1919)– A Product of, or Exception to, His Historical Times?

MCGRANN M (1999,ST) The Emergence of the Human Form in Renaissance Art: A Comparative Study of Masaccio’s and Michelangelo’s The Expulsion of Adam and Eve

MCHENRY LC (1982) Dr. Samuel Johnson and Dr. Benjamin Rush See Goodrich JT* 1984 Sir William Osler and Investigation of Cerebral Localization

MCHUGH PR (2011) Whither Bioethics Given the Deliberative Approach of the President’s Council? – Thoughts from an Oslerian

MCINTYRE N (1994) Osler and Medical Education (1997) Osler’s “Monumental ” Error (1998) The Medical Statues of Paris (1999) Osler’s Attitude Towards Women in Medicine (2001) Osler’s Influence on Medical Education In Britain (2003) Scottish Monuments to Doctors (2004) Britain’s First Medical Marriage: George Hoggan, Frances Morgan and the Mysterious “Elsie” (2005) The Rebirth of the Osler Club of London (2006) A Tale of Two Cities: Osler’s Influence on Medical Education in London and Cardiff

McKEE PA (2009, JM) Is Scholarship Declining in Medicine?

MCKENNA C (2002,ST) A Scrutiny of the Caduceus Symbol in Medicine

27 MCKUSICK VA (1976,PO) Osler as a Medical Geneticist

MCLAFFERTY LP (2010) The Enduring Presence of Nostalgia in the Twentieth Century and Its Implications for Military and Immigration

MCMILLAN WO Jr (1995) Osler and Health Education Reform 100 Years Later Flake DB (2001) A Visit from Kate and Yellow Jack

MENNEL RG (2000) Pennsylvania, Pepper, and Osler: Study in Contrast (2002) Would William Osler be Successful at Johns Hopkins Today? (2004) A Medical School Comes to the American Colonies: The University of Pennsylvania and Influence of the (2006) Julia Dempsey: Her Nodule, the Mayos, and St. Mary’s Hospital (2008) The Pennsylvania Hospital: A Pioneering American Medical Institution (2010) The Mayo Clinic: 1883 to 1939: The Early Years (2011) The College of Physicians of Philadelphia

MENTER A (2003) Psoriasis: From “Leprosy” to Biologic Drug Development (2004) Leprosy: Stigma and Pestilence, Emancipation and Cure Osler GE (2006) The South African Osler Connection (Oslers of the Cape)

MICHAELS RH (1995) Progress in the Conquest of Pestilence in Pittsburgh

MILLER P See Wooley 2004 Tell Brother Regius (2004) An Illustrated Presentation on the Recent Renovations to the Osler Library of the History of Medicine, McGill University See Boudreau * 2007 William Osler and McGill: A Continuing Remembrance Lawson B (2007) Sleeping Sickness and the Colonial Encounter: J.L. Todd, William Osler, and the McGill Connection See Fuks 2008 William Osler’s Principles and Practice of Medicine: The Unwritten Chapter

MOLINA JM (2007) William Sydney Thayer, the Bard of Johns Hopkins (2008) The Relationship Between Sir William Osler, Sir D’Arcy Power, and Harvey Cushing (2009) Sir William Osler, James Jackson, and George Minot (2010) Marcia Noyes and William Osler, the Patron Saint of Medical Librarians (2011) Sir William Osler and the Nurses (2012) William Osler, Samuel A. Fisk, and the American Climatological Association (2013) Paul Dudley White, T. Duckett Jones and the History of Rheumatic fever.

MOODY DB (1990) Medical Miracles in Medieval Bavaria

MORAN ME Rosenberg SA, Das S (2002) Sir William Osler’s Perceptions of Urolithiasis and the Case of the Indigo Calculus Das S (2003) William Beaumont, MD, and the Guarded Society of Healers (2004) Sir William Osler and the Trojan Horse (2005) Thomas Young, Physician Polymath

28 (2008) Celestial Harmony, Religious Acrimony, and Medical Redemption (2009) Darwin’s Dilemma (2011) Harvey’s Parrot, Procreation and Panspermia (2012) Pamphleteer, Politics, Palsy & Popguns: Life and Near Death Of James Parkinson (2013) Sir Thomas Browne’s Head

MORGAN DD (1999) William Osler’s Valedictory Speech “The Fixed Period” – Reappraisal for the 21st Century (2000) , “The Four Doctors” and the Four I’s – Immortality, Imagery, Identity and Irony (2003) Benjamin Franklin and Smallpox - the Scientific Mind and Religious Retribution in Eighteenth Century America (2004) Franklin Paine Mall: Anatomist, Oslerian Challenger, Experimental Scientist, and Misunderstood Pillar of the Johns Hopkins Success Story (2006) The Complex Bond Between the University of Michigan and the Success of the New Johns Hopkins School of Medicine (2008) The Amazing and Astonishing Career of General Leonard Wood, M.D. – Reflections from a Twenty-first Century Perspective

MORIYAMA K (2003) Osler and Oriental Medicine

MOSS SW (1998) “Youth and Probably Brains”: A Young Doctor Seeks Osler’s Advice (2001) The Ups and Downs of the Floating Kidney (2003) The Other Yellow Fever Experiments: For Science and Humanity (2004) The Regius Professor of Medicine and the Méthode Graphique: John Burdon Sanderson and the Sphygmograph (2005) Ironclad Fever: A Naval Surgeon’s Civil War (2006) Joseph William Strickler: The Man Who Would be Jenner (2007) The Doctor as Weatherman: Medical Meteorology and Topography in Nineteenth-Century New Jersey (2008) Serpentine Streams and Pulsating Power: The New Jersey Water-cure Doctors and Their Relation to the “Regulars” (2009) “The Country Practitioner” – A Unique Medical Journal (2010) Brief Encounter: William Thalhimer and the Artificial Kidney (2011) “I’d Rather be Here Than Philadelphia”: Yellow Fever in the New Jersey Hinterlands (2013 PA)

MUELLER PS (2002) Osler’s Study of the Act of Dying: A Critical Analysis (2005) Osler’s Pupil, Dr. Henry W. Ochsner: His Life, Death and Lineage

MULL SR (2000,ST) James Woods Babcock and the Conquest of Pellagra

MUMFORD DM See McGovern JP* 1987 Sir William Osler (1849-1919)—A Product of, or Exception to, His Historical Times?

29 MURRAY J See Murray TJ (1993,POIII)* The Midnight Ride of Dr. Samuel Prescott (2004) The History of Marijuana as Therapy (2005) The Medical Interests of Alexandre Dumas, pere (2006) Lady Aberdeen, A Victorian Woman of Vision and Action (2012) Edith Cavell Revisited

MURRAY S Murray TJ, Maxner CE (1996) John Milton’s Three-Hundred-Year-Old Letter Answered: A Neuro-Ophthalmological Survey (2001) Frank Buller(1844-1905): The Ophthalmologist Who Saved Sir William Osler From Ophthalmology

MURRAY SHANNON (2006) “Dammit Jim, I’m a Doctor!” The Physician in Education

MURRAY TJ (1992) Emergency Response of New England to the 1917 Halifax Explosion Murray J (1993) The Midnight Ride of Dr. Samuel Prescott (1994,POIII) Serving Two Masters: The Relationship Between Sir William Osler and Sir See Murray S* 1996 John Milton’s Three-Hundred-Year-Old Letter Answered: A Neuro-Ophthalmological Survey (2001) The Saint, the King’s Grandson, and the Poet: The Early Cases of Multiple Sclerosis (2006) Dr. Abraham Gesner, Father of the Petroleum Industry (2007,PA) The Images of Medicine and Healing in Stained Glass Windows See McAlister C. 2008 The Halifax Disaster of 1917: The Oculist Experience (2008) Healing Body and Soul: The Medical Career of the Reverend John Wesley (2010) The Life and Times of Dr. John H. Watson (2011) Dr. Lewis Yealland and the Treatment of Shell Shock: Demon or Healer? (2012) Osler and “The Greatest Medial Treatise Written by a Layman”

MUSTO DF (1993,POIII) Osler and the First Opioid Epidemic

NADELL AT (1995) Richard Carmichael (1779-1849) and the Carmichael Prize Essays

NATION EF (1975) The Esther Rosencrantz Collection of Osler Iconography (1977) An Enigmatic Lithograph of Osler (1979,PA) Resident and Chief – The Osler-Camac Correspondence (1986,POII,) James Barry, MD Inspector General of Hospitals Man or Woman? (1988) The Busts of Osler (1992) Trotula,Osler and Francis See Das S* 1998 Hugh Hampton Young, the Giant Under the Shadow of Sir William Osler See Carson JC * 2003 Osler, Dock, and Major: Classic Descriptions of Disease and the Recognition of Coronary Thrombosis

NAYLOR CD (2012, JM) The Enduring Narrative of Clinical Medicine

NEELON FA (1995) Osler Alive: The Osler Literary Roundtable (1996) A Paper Trail: 800 Years from Lanfranchi to Handerson to

30 Cushing (1997) The Bibliomaniac’s Revenge: Osler and the Curse of the Bishop’s Ernulphus See Fulkerson C* 1997 A Faithful Life: Osler’s Beacon in the Twilight of Trust See Fulkerson C* 1998 Safe Harbor: Lessons from Osler on Personal Trust (1998) The Mistress – Word In Medicine See Davis EZ* 1999 The research of Tom Purdue (Neelon presented, EZ Davis fell ill hiking up Rue Peel) (2000) Requiem for an Epitaph: Rounds Without Patients (2000) Seminar: Readings in Medicine (Done yearly) Weiss SC (2001) Humanities in Medicine: A Series of Lectures See Lella JW* 2002 Toward a Publication Policy for the American Osler Society (2003) The Portable Temple of Minerva Medicine: The Semiotics of Bedside Rounding Newborg BC (2005) Walter Kempner and the Rice Diet Laszlo J (2006) The Last Professor of Medicine: Eugene Anson Stead, Jr.

NESBIT RR (2003) William Osler and Appendicitis (2004) The (2005) Charles McBurney (1845 – 1913) (2006) Osler and Vascular Disease (2007) Charles Granville Rob, A Surgeon of “The Greatest Generation” – His Early Years (and a Montreal Connection) (2008) Charles Granville Rob, M.D. – A Surgeon of “The Greatest Generation (2009) Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy: Its Introduction into U.S. Surgical Practice (2010) The “God Committee” (2011) The Cocoanut Grove Fire (2012) Brain Death and the Harvard Ad Hoc Committee

NEWBORG BC See Neelon* 2005. Walter Kempner and the Rice Diet

NEUBRAND T Caldwell S (2007, ST) Science and Charlatanism? The History of Acupuncture in the West

NIEBYL PH (1975) William Welch – A Comparative View

NOBLE J (1996) An Historical Perspective on Meeting the Urban Health Challenges of the Twenty-First Century (1997) A Comparative Review of the Presentation and Management of Infectious Endocarditis in 1885 and 1995-96 (2003) The Nineteenth Century Foundations of Twenty-First Century Accreditation for Hospitals and Other Health Care Organizations (2005) Eighteenth Century Response to Epidemic Smallpox: John Haygarth, MD (1740-1827). A Prelude to Twenty-First Century HIV/AIDS (2006) An Account of the Epidemic Catarrh of the Year 1782 (2008) The Founders of Medical Education, Practice, and Research in Boston, 1780-1850: The Roles and Legacies of James Jackson and John Collins Warren

31 (2009) Medical Awakening in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: Contributions of James Thatcher (2010, PA) The American Osler Society – Challenge of the Future

NORMAN HF (1992) Osler on Freud and Psychoanalysis

NULAND SB (1995,JM) A Body of Knowledge: Knowledge of the Body

OBB-SMITH AHT (1988) Osler’s Influence on British Orthopaedics (1994) Osler at Oxford

OLCH PD (1975,PO) William S. Halsted – The Antitheses of William Osler Sergott R (1978) The Society of Pithotomists, 1897-1978 (1981,PA) Osler’s Clinical Prig – William S Halsted

O’ROURKE MF (1996) Study of the Arterial Pulse (2000) Measurement of : Back to the Future? (2008) A Common Mechanism for Dementia and Renal Failure in the Elderly – and for Pulmonary Hypertension in Adolescents with Left to right Shunt? (Talk Not Given)

OSLER GE See Menter A 2006. The South African Connection (Oslers of the Cape)

ODUMADE OA (2007, ST) Two Paintings, Two Physicians, One Message: Goya and Fildes

OLSZEWSKI M (2012, WB) One Man’s Passion for Anatomy: JCB Grant and the Founding of an Anatomical Museum

OSIPOV R (2013) Nikolai I. Pirogov: A Russian Osler? Some Rreflections on the Function of the “Great Man Myth” in Medical History

PADY DS (1985) John Dryden’s Medical Allusions (1993) Osler’s Heraldic Blazon and Other Medical Coats of Arms (1994) Sir , MD and the Second Issue of the Pharmacopoeia Londinensis

PARKER BR (1994) Osler’s Skeptical opinion of Pulmonary Radiography in Tuberculosis: An Exploration of Possible Reasons (1997) Death, Doctors and Divines: The Boston Smallpox Epidemic of 1721-22

PARTIN WC (2001) An Under-Examined Facet of His Life: Sir William Osler As An Athlete See Lella JW*2002 Toward A Publication Policy for the American Osler Society Lella J (2003) A Talk About the Talks: Contemplation of Hundreds of Oslerian Presentations Given on Three Continents (2004) The History of Osler’s Aphorism #309: La Maladie du Petit Papier (2006) Medicine and Literature: Medicine, Magic and Harry Potter (2007) Dropped Beat: Sir William Osler’s Tenuous Embracement of the Electrocardiogram (2011) An Historical Look at Writers, Poets, Mental Health and Creativity

32 (2013) The Most Famous Neurologist You Never heard of: Charles Loomis Dana, MD

PATERSON GR (1987) People Will Ask for Almost Anything

PATTERSON C (2010) A Minority Voice: Howard Burchell and the Establishment of the Army Air Force Research Center, Heidelberg 1945

PATTERSON E (2010) William Osler’s “Man’s Redemption of Man” – 100 Years Later

PEARSON R (1998) Ernest Hemingway and Sir William Osler (2013) The Diagnosis of Incorrigible Criminals: From Bumps on the Skull to Psychopathy

PEITZMAN SJ (1997) Osler’s Treatment of Bright’s Disease (2002) Maude Abbott in Philadelphia (2007) Another Notable Book of the 1890s: Gould and Pyle’s Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine (with a letter from Osler to its authors) (2011) Medicine in Philadelphia 1884-1889: What Else Was Happening?

PELIS K (2000,SS) Transfusion and

PELLEGRINO ED (1983,POII) Scribonius Largus and the Origins of Medical Humanism – Philosophical and Historical Aspects (1985,POII) Percival’s Ethics – The Ethics Beneath the Etiquette (1992) The Integrity of Medical Ethics: Reconstruction or Deconstruction

PENDLETON C (2010, WB) Harvey Cushing’s Early Forays Into the Field of Neurological Transplant Surgery

PENFIELD W (1972) Rosinante to the Road Again – Discovery of Spain’s Superlative School of Neurocytology

PIERACH CA Burchell H, Wangansteen S (1990) The Spa Craze – circa 1900 (1992) Was Osler verdeutsched? (1994) Medical Resistance During the Third Reich: Hans Scholl and the “Weiss Rose” Jennewein E (1995) Did Frederick William I Have Porphyria? Burchell HB (1997) “Osler” Used and Abused – An Eponymic Essay See Loeffelholz JE* 1999 Dr. Kane and the Vitamins: Bear Liver and Rat Meat as Bane and Balm (2001) Cover Art See Drevlow LE* 2002 Observation vs. Speculation: From Fact to Fiction? (2004) Osler and the Nobel Prize (2005) Jan Waldenström: An Oslerian Life (2006, PA) Gaudeamus igitur: Admission to Medical School Then and Now (2008) A Death in the family: Osler-Cushing-Kollwitz (2011) Two Gardening Movements in 19th Century Germany – Friedrich Froebel and Dr. Moritz Schreber

33 (2013) “Give Me a Break!” Kuntscher and His Nail

PITCOCK CD (1993) William Beaumont, MD: Medicine and the Self-Made Man in the Nineteenth Century (1995) William Welch MD on Film: His Reminiscences of Medicine, 1875-1931 (1996) “Not for the Want of Trying”: William Marcellus McPheeters MD, Confederate Surgeon (2001) Three Physicians of the 19th Century Therapeutic Revolution: A “Triography” (2003) Sir William Osler, “Tuberculosisly” Bellicose: His Battle Plan for the Conquest of tuberculosis (2007) A Young Doctor’s Military Casebook, 1860-1865

PITTENGER CJ (2002,ST) A History of Biological and Clinical Investigations into the Nature and Mechanisms of Memory

PODOLSKY SH (2010) Harvard University’s Committee on Pharmacotherapy, 1939- 1943, and Paths not Taken (2011) Park’s Story and Winters’ Tale: Alternate Allocation Trials in Turn-of-the-Century America (2012) The Evolution of the Medical Journal in the United States: Origins, Roles, and Challenges Green JA (2013) Osler versus the Centaur; William Bean, Felix Marti- Ibanez,and the Struggle Over the Medical Humanities

POTTER PMJ (1998,JM) Why We Go Back to Hippocrates

PRUITT RD (1977, PA,PO) Sir William and Dr. Will (1980) Evolution Within the Sciences and the Humanities – Progress or Change?

PULKERSON ML (2002) George Dock, Washington University Disciple of Osler

RADBILL SX (1977,PO) Osler and Pediatrics See Kotrc R* 1981 Osler-Packard Letters at the College of Physicians of Philadelphia

RAJU TNK (1998) Speaking of Children: William Osler and Early American Pediatrics

RAMSAY ME (2005) John Snow, MD (1813 – 1858): A Biography

RAKEL RE (1985,POII) Literary Favorites of American Osler Society Members – A Modern Version of Osler’s Bedside Library (1992,SSP) Dr. (1994,PA) Compassion and the Art of Medicine: A Way of Life (2002) The Godfathers (Docie O, Campbell, Revere) and the Iowa Connection (2004) William B. Bean, MD, First President of the American Osler Society (Video of Bean included)

RAKU TN (2012) Little on Little’s Disease and 150 years of Catastrophic Misunderstanding

34 RAY JK (2009, St) Highlights from the History of Graves’ Disease Katie Ray (2012) Physician Civil disobedience: A Historical Perspective on Current Controversy

RAY K See JK Ray 2012

RETIEF FP (2007) Was Marcus Aurelius a Drug Addict?

REYNOLDS PP (1997) Johns Hopkins’ Dream for a Model of Its Kind : The Colored Orphans Asylum (2004) Breaking Through the Ivory Tower: The Racial Integration of Medical Education in the United States, 1950-1970 (2010) The Racial Integration of Hospitals and Its Impact on Durham’s Black Physicians

RICHARDSON CJ (2004) Clara Barton and the Great Galveston Storm of 1900: Her Thompson BL Last Disaster Mission (2006) Maudie of McGill: The Madonna of Hearts (2007) Osler, Trotula and Gertrude Flumerfelt (2008) Carl August Langenbuch and the First Cholecystectomy (2012) and William Osler: Their Contributions to the Organization of Pediatrics as a Specialty

RIDER DM (2006) See Wardlaw MP 2006. The Primacy of the Interpersonal: William Osler and Women Students at the Johns Hopkins Medical School

RISSE GB (1986) University of California, San Francisco – Department of the History of Health Sciences Program and Library Special Collections (1996) Osler and the Johns Hopkins Hospital, 1891

ROBERTS CS (2003) The Medical Interests of William Byrd of Colonial Virginia (2004) Who(m) Did Harvey Reference? (2005) H.L. Mencken and the Big Four at Hopkins (2012) Dr. Hunter holmes Mcguire 91835-1900): Virginia Surgeon

ROBERTS WC (2000) Life Lessons from Modern Day Greats in Cardiovascular Disease (2004) Tomlinson Fort of Milledgeville, Georgia: Physician and Statesman (2005) Dr. George Bird of Tulane (Fill in for Deza who could not Come

ROBERTSON HR (1991) W.O. and the O.E.D.

RODIN AE (1976) The Significance of William Osler’s Museum Specimens of Aortic Aneurysms (1977,PO) Contributions of William Osler to Our Knowledge of Respiratory Diseases (1978,PO) Parallels and Implications in the Careers of Matthew Baillie and William Osler (1979) Auto-experimentation by Authur Conan Doyle

35 (1980) Eighteenth Century Medicine in Caricature – The Engravings of William Hogarth Key JD (1981) Conan Doyle’s MD Thesis – An Example of Fallacious Medical Reasoning Key JD (1982) Assessment and Significance of Conan Doyle’s Medical Writings Key JD (1983,POII) William Osler and Arthur Conan Doyle Versus the Antivivisectionists Rogers AG (1985) Concordance Between Osler’s and Strumpell’s Textbooks Key JD (1987) Sir William Osler and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle – A Comparison of Two Humanistic Physicians Key JD (1988,POII) Osler’ Brain and Related Mental Matters Key JD (1989,POII ) Kindred Spirits: Some Interfaces Between John McRae And William Osler Key JD (1991,POIII) Osler, the Microscopist: Teaching, Research and Practice Key JD (1991,SS) Medical Humanities in the Short Stories of Conan Doyle (1993,PA) AEQUANIMITAS Revisited: A Reprise

ROGERS AG See Rodin AE* 1985 Concordance Between Osler’s and Strumpell’s Textbooks

ROGERS FB (1974,PO) William Osler – Teacher

ROHRER RL (2004) The Development of Treatment of Pediatric Leukemias and Lymphomas: The Advent of Multimodal Therapy, 1947-1975 (2009) Epidemiology in Childhood Cancer: Comparison Studies in the United States, the , and Germany, 1975-2005

ROLACK LA (1992) The Literary Origins of Medical Syndromes: Alice in Wonderland (1996) William Osler, Harvey Cushing, and Leonard Wood: How Three Doctors Changed the 1920 Presidential Election (1998) “The Doctor:” The Most Famous Medical Painting (originally slated for 1997)

ROLAND CG (1972) Survey of Medical Schools on this Continent Having Osler Societies (1974,PO) Osler’s Rough Edge (1976,PO) Unpublished Notes on Osler’s Dreams (1980,PO) The Palpable Osler, A Study in Survival (1987,PA,POII) On the Need for a New Biography of Osler See Spaulding WB* 1988 Osler’s Impact on Two Continents (1991,SS) From ‘Dear Doctor’ to ‘Hey, You’: The Medical Profession in Canadian Literature (1995) What Did Trollope Actually Write? The Fixed Period and “The Fixed Period” (1997,POIII) Penis Captivus, A Captivating Penchant (1999,POIII) The Formative Years of the American Osler Society (2005) The Peregrinations of a Collection of Osleriana (2008) The Oslers and the Mallochs

ROSE FC (2003) The Beginning and End of a Japanese Disease: SMON (Subacute Myelo-Optic Neuropathy)

36 ROSE G (1999) Pneumonia in Osler’s Textbooks: Changes in Treatment Warren CPW with Particular Reference to Blood Letting

ROSENBERG CE (2008,JM) “Managed Fear: Contemplating Disease in an Age of Bureaucracy

ROSENBERG SA See Moran ME* 2002 Sir William Osler’s Perceptions of Urolithiasis and the Indigo Calculus

ROSENOW EC Jr (1975,PA) Title not available

ROTHMAN DJ (1996,JM) Other People’s Bodies: The Experimental Imperative in American Medicine

ROXANAS MG (2011) Osler’s Connection with Australia (2012) Laennec, Osler and the Glass Stethoscope

RUBIN ZA (2000,ST) Between Ishmael and Edom: The Synthesis and Dissemination of Classical Medicine by Jewish Physicians of Medieval Spain

SAKULA A (1989,POII) Sir William Osler and Royal Society of Medicine, London (1992) Dr. Richard Russell and the Sea Water Cure

SANCHEZ GM (2013) What We Know Now That Sir William Osler Did Not Know About Ancient Egyptian Medicine

SANDERS M (1996,ST) A Comparative History of Albert Einstein College of Medicine and Mt. Sinai School of Medicine

SARKA G (2009) Sir William Osler and the History of the Treatment of Syphilis, the Great Pox (2011) Osler, Keats and Tuberculosis (2012) The Nexus between Sir William Osler and ‘Fat Joe’; The Pickwickian Syndrome and Sleeping Beauty AKA ‘The Big Chief’ (2013) A Tale of Two Bills: The Pepper/Osler Connection

SAUNDERS LZ (1987,POII,) From Osler to Olafson – The Evolution of Veterinary Pathology in North America (1990) In Ever Widening Circles: Osler’s Influence on in Sweden

SAWIN TS (1995) Osler as Mirror: The Treatment of Addison’s Disease with Albertson B, Loriaux DL Adrenal Extract in the 1890’s

SAWYER WA See LeRoy EC* 1988 A Student’s Ode to Osler’s Text Republished with Notes

SCHALICK III WO (1993,ST) Medicine Fit for a King: Medicine at the Medieval French Court, 1180-1350

SCHECTER AN (2006) Is the Post-Osler Era of Biomedical Research Over?

SCOTT JW (1978,) Sir William Osler’s Birthplace

37 SEAL A (2007) Vesalius and the Myth of Apollo and Marsyas

SERGOTT R See Olch 1978* The Society of Pithotomists, 1897-1978

SHAPIRO G (2007) Disease and Difference: How Otherness is Projected in Opera and the Arts

SHAPIRO HD (1993,SS) Daniel Drake (1785-1852)

SHARMA A (2009,WB) Franz Weitlaner – The Greatest Spreader of Surgery

SHARMA OP (1992) Sir Frederick Treves: The Elephant Man

SHELBURNE SA (2007) Polio and Osler’s Principles and Practice of Medicine

SHELL AM (2013) Then and Now: physician, medicine, and Public Health (talk not given)

SILVERMAN BD (1997) Osler’ Approach to Patient Care: What We Can Learn Concerning the Current Use of Technology, Managed Care Pathways, and Cost Containment in the Diagnosis of Chest Pain (2001) William Henry Welch: America’s Preeminent Medical Dean (2008) Where Have Manners Gone? (2012) High Blood Pressure: Deciphering the Pulse

SILVERMAN ME Davies NE (1987) Did Osler’s Ghost Write the ‘GPEP’ Report? Davies NE (1989) William Osler at the Bedside: A Demonstration for the American Osler Society (1992,POIII) James Bovell: The (Almost) Forgotten Mentor of William Osler (1994) From Rebellious Palpitations to the Discovery of Auricular Fibrillation: The Contributions of Mackenzie, Lewis, and Einthoven Kingsbury ME (1996) Osler’s Tie and The Osler Tie Hurst JW (2000) In the Footprints of Osler: The Career of James Edward Paullin (2001,PA) William Harvey: De Motu Cordis (2004) Better Living Through Electricity: The History of Defibrillation and Cardioversion (2006) The Hoary Tradition of the Gold Headed Cane Hollman A (2007) The Discovery of the Sinus Node by Keith and Flack: On the Centennial of Their 1907 Publication

SILVERSTEIN RL (2004) Diabetes Mellitus: From Antiquity through Sir William Osler to Banting and Best

SKAGGS DS (1993,SS) Charles Wilkins Short (1794-1863) – Physician Botanist

SMITH DC (2000,SS) Typhoid Fever and Military Operations

SMITH WA Jr (2001) Linacre: An Appraisal

38 SNYDER TL (2010) William Osler’s Evolving View of Military Medicine

SODEMAN TC See Sodeman WA* 1999 Osler and the Ameba Revisited: A Newer Understanding of Older Observations

SODEMAN WA Jr Sodeman TC (1999) Osler and the Ameba Revisited: A Newer Understanding of Older Observations (The first father-son presentation?) (2000) Sir William Osler, Lt. Col. John McCrae and the Anxious Dead (A particularly fine presentation) Sodeman Wm III (2012) William Hillebrand, MD Master Botanist of the Hawaiian Islands (Note: WS III lives in Hawaii!)

SPAULDING WB (1981) Osler’s Roots in Dundas (1983) Abraham Groves – A Pioneer Ontario Surgeon – Sufficient Unto Himself (1986,PA,POII,PE)William Osler’s Experience with Smallpox Roland CG (1988) Osler’s Impact on Two Continents (1991) Operating on Close Relatives: Historic Examples, Ethical Implications

SPETTEL S (2011) J. Marion Sims: Vesico-Vaginal Fistula Repair and Surgical Experimentation

STANG JW See Wooley CF* 1987 Samuel A Levine – 1917, The British Heart Hospital Experience and His Encounters with Allbutt, Osler, Mackenzie and Lewis

STEIN LE (1995) Accreditation of American Graduate Medical Education: Impact of the Millis Report (2011) The Citizens Commission on Graduate Medical Education: Its Impact on Programs in the United States (2013) A 19th Century Physician in Southwestern Pennsylvania During the Oslerian Era

STEVENS RA (2011,JM) The Back Forty: American Medicine and the Public Interest Revisited

STEVENSON LG (1976) Some Unpublished Autobiographical Notes of Sir William Osler (1979) Physicians of the Utmost Fame – Oslerian Physicians to the Court, the Metropolitan Hospitals, and the English Universities

STROH J (2012, WB) The English Reformation and the Birth of London’s Royal Hospitals

STOBO JD (1999,JM) Health Care in the Next Millennium

STONE J (1991,SS) In the Country of Hearts: Journeys in the Art of Medicine (Special Guest Lecture)

STONE MJ (1990) Osler’s Aphorisms Revisited (1992) Osler’s Contribution to Hematology and (1994) Almroth E Wright, MD: Stimulate the Phagocytes

39 (1996) Henry Bence Jones and His Protein (1998.POIII) Polycythemia Vera: Osler-Vaquez Disease (2001) The Reserves of Life: William Osler vs Almroth E. Wright (2002) Osler’s Studies in Pernicious Anemia (2003) Paul Erlich: A Pioneer in Three Disciplines (2004, PA) : Medical Immortal and Uncompromising Idealist (2004) A Tribute to John P. McGovern (2005) , British Medicine’s “Grand Old Man” (2006) Maxwell M. Wintrobe, the Hematologist from Halifax (2007) The Checkered History of Blood Transfusion (2008) Harper, Gates, and Rockefeller: The Institute for Medical Research (2009) The Humanities are the Hormones (2010) George Barnard Shaw and Doctors (2011) Osler’s Somersault on Malaria (2012) Osler and Clinical Microscopy See R Stone 2013: Jules Stein: Visionary Extraordinaire!

STONE R (2010) Dr Earl Nation: The Humble Giant (2010) Twitter MD: Physicians and Social Media MJ Stone (2013) Jules Stein: Visionary Eextraordnaire!

STOOL SE (1995) George Catlin (1796-1872): Respiratory Physiologist, Humanist and Painter of the Indians See Trager JDK* 1995 “Snooze From the Front”: Personal Accounts of World War II Medicine by University of Pittsburgh Graduates

SWAN KG (2010) The Death of Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston at the Battle of Shiloh, 1861 (2012) The Chain saw During the American Civil War (2013) Tube Thoracostomy: A Missed Battelfield Lesson

SWICK HM (1999,POIII) Corn and Coal: William Osler’ Call for Professionalism (2000,POIII) Benjamin Franklin, Mesmerism and the Royal Commission of 1784 (2002) Oslerized: A Musical Response to Osler’s Fixed Period Bryan C, Longo l (2003) An Oslerian Response to the Physician’s Charter (2005) “With an Amazing Stupidity:” William Osler on the Introduction of Bubonic Plague into the United States (2008) The Music of the Pulse: Gems from the Osler Library (2009) “Silent Workers of the Ranks”: Oslerian Medicine in Early (2010) Montana (2011) A Cautionary Tale?: Montana’s Experience with the 1918 Influenza Epidemic (2011) Osler in the West: Dr. Earle Strain, the Wood Tick and Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (2012) Surviving Bataan: The Art of Ben Steele (2013) From Ozark farm Girl to Oslerian Physician: Dr. Caroline McGill

TAKKELLAPATI R (2013 WB) Georg Hohmann: An Orthopedist, Activist, and Inventor of His Namesake Retractor

TAN S (2006) Lu Xun, Doctor of the Spirit

40 TAPPER E (2008) Doctors on Display: The Evolution of Television’s Doctors (2009) Consults for Conflict: The Evolution of Ethics Consultation

TASHIRO J (2011) Abraham Louis Levin: Demystifying the Duodenum

TEIGEN PM (1984) William Osler as Historian of Medicine (1987) Mirror or Lamp? – Forty Years of the Garrison Lectures See Longo LD* 1999 “Dearest G…Yours, WO”: William Osler’s Letters from Egypt to Grace Revere Osler

THOMPSON BL See Richardson CJ 2004 Clara Barton and the Great Galveston Storm of 1900: Her Last Disaster Mission

TIADJERI L (2008,ST) Medicine in Ancient Egypt: In the Footsteps of Imhotep

TOMLINSON C (1991,St) Fiction and Medicine in Nineteenth Century Europe: The Not-So-Strange Case of Paul Lindau’s ‘The Other’

TOMPKINS J (2013, WB) The Medical Discovery of Child Abuse

TOOLE JF See Link AS* 1995 Disability of US Presidents: The Case of Thomas Woodrow Wilson (2003) Frederick Moire Hanes

TOURNEY G (1991) Osler and American Psychiatry

TOSTESON DC See Gifford GE* 1980 Leaders In American Medicine

TRAGER JDK (1995) “Snooze” From the Front: Personal Accounts of World Stool SE War II Medicine by University of Pittsburgh Graduates

TROTTER MC (2012) The Association of Medical Officers of the Army and Navy of the Confederacy, 1898-1917: The Last Repository of Confederate Medicine (2013) Halstedian Principles, Oslerian Traditions, Impairment, Productivity: Was it Worth the Trouble?

TRUMAN JT (1999,POIII) William Osler and the Charaka Club (Probably the only time an Oslerian presentation has included a demonstration of singing a cappella) (2003) Five Letters from the Oslers to an American Student at Oxford

TURK RP (2007) at Saranac: The Influence of Illness on Career Decisions (2008) A Prominent, Prosperous Physician Painted by a Promising Painter in 1632 (2011) Boerhaave, The Osler of the 18th Century (2012) Mungo Park: Surgeon and African Explorer (2013) Osler Jailed for Attempted Murder

VANDERVEER JB, Jr (2008) The College of Physicians of Philadelphia, Osler, Chang, Wohlreich GM and Eng (2010) Max Brodel: The Man Who Almost Got Away (2011) Not Without Honor: Thomas Eakins and Samuel D. Gross (2012) “Beauty from Ashes”: Life and Medical Care in the Camps

41 (2013) Medical Man vs. Medicine Man: he Army vs. Geronimo

VASTYAN EA (1990,JM,POII) Hope

VEER JBV (2007) The Osler-Whipple Connection

VEITH I (1974,PO) Sir William as Acupuncturist

VENTURA HO (1998) Colles-Stokes Syndrome: Rekindling of a Forgotten Contribution (2001) The North American Influence in Latin America’s Medicine (2004) From Scotland to Argentina: Dr. Joseph Redhead and His Influence in Argentinean Science during the Independence Wars (Presented by Adam Berman of Oschner Clinic in Ventura’s absence) (2005) The Death of the South American Liberator Simon Bolivar: A Critical Reappraisal (2007) The Birth of in Argentina: From Chronic Pulmonary Heart Disease to Angiotensin II (Talk not given)

VERGHESE A (2007,JM) “Touching Where it Hurts”: The Role of the Bedside Exam in a Technological Age

VENUGOPAL R (1999) The Rhodes Scholar and the Regius Professor: Wilder Feindel W Penfield Meets Sir William Osler at Oxford

VESCIA FG (1990) Sydenahm, Rush and Osler: Differences and Similarities (1994) Leonardo’s Masters (1996) Goiters in the Renaissance, and the Case of Peiro Della Francesca (1998) Origins of Blood Letting (2000) Elmer V. McCollum, A Lincolnesque Figure

WAGNER FB Jr (1982) Lady Grace Revere Osler – Relationships, Legacy, and Professorship at Jefferson Medical College (1983) The Physician’s Gold-Headed Cane (1986,POII) The Jefferson Medical College Connection – A Letter from Sir William Osler (1987,) Cadwalader Hall Portraits - A Few Vignettes (1988,) The Osler – JC Wilson Connection (1989,) Samuel W Gross and William Osler: More than a Friendship (1990,POII) Thomas McCrae: A Life Patterned After Osler (1993,) Edward A. Spitzka and the Anthropometric Society to Map Great Brains

WALKER SE Berneche J (2007) Magic Scrolls: The Healing Art of Ethiopia (2012) Michelangelo’s Knee: Signs of disease in Raphael’s Figure of Heralclitis (talk not given) (2013) 2012 talk delivered

WALLIS F See LeRoy EC* 1988 A Student’s Ode to Osler’s Text Republished with

42 Notes

WALTON J (Sir) (1989,JM,POII)The Open Arms Reviving?: Can We Rekindle the Osler Flame? (1999) Through Students’ Eyes and, an Osler Ode Previewed

WANGANSTEEN S See Pierach CA* 1990 The Spa Craze – Circa 1900

WARD JOHN WK (2004) John Arbuthnot: A Neglected Life (1667-1735) (2006) William Osler and the Palace in Pall Mall (2008) Shared Genius – Samuel Johnson and William Osler (2011) Thomas West (1777 – 1857) (2012) Medicine in the Life & Work of Sir Walter Scott (1771-32) (2013) The First 600 Years of the University Library in Oxford Humfrey, Bodley, Pembroke, Osler and a Cast of Bibliophiles. (Mrs. Ward also gave us a few words on travel plans she has in store for us.)

WARDLAW MP (2006) The Primacy of the Interpersonal: William Osler and Women Rider Dm Students at the Johns Hopkins Medical School Kucera K (2008) The Sacred Cord: Osler, Antivivisectionism and the Ethics of Human Subjects Research (2009) Self-Experimentation: A Thing of the Past? (2011) Osler’s Martha: The Role of the Doctor’s Wife in Historical and Contemporary Medical Practice (talk was not given) (2012) Osler’s Martha: The Role of the Doctor’s Wife in Historical and Contemporary Practice

WARREN CPW (1995) Osler’s Debt to Dublin: The Influence of William Stokes (1998) A History of Empyema : The Final Lesson See Rose G* 1999 Pneumonia In Osler’s Textbooks: Changes In Treatment with Particular Reference to Bloodletting (2001) Two McGill Professors: Their Opposing Views on Oxygen Therapy for Pneumonia et. al. (2004) Teaching Medical History to Medical Students in Canada (2006) “Too Shocking for General Perusal”: Public Accessibility to a Surgeons’s Record (2007) The Clinical Training of Doctors – A Monograph by Philippe Pinel, 1793

WARREN JV (1986) William Osler - 11:59 PM or 12:01 AM

WARTHIN TA (1985) Three Connecticut Yankees and W.O. (1989) Sir William Osler’s Siblings – Heights and Valleys

WATANABE A (2003) Dr. Richard Saiki, the Only Japanese Doctor to Have Been Taught by Dr. William Osler: What did he do After Returning Home to Kyoto, Japan?

WEISS KJ (2011) Isaac Ray’s Jefferson Lectures: America’s First Psychiatry Curriculum

WEISS SC See Neelon FA*(2001)Humanities in Medicine: A Series of Lectures

WEISSE AB (1996) Bats in the Belfry or Bugs in the Belly: Helicobacter and

43 the Resurrection of Johnannes Fibiger (1997) On Getting Certified – Before You’ve Done and Died (2001) Heart to Heart: A Twenty Year Talk with Leaders in the 20 th Century Battle Against Cardiovascular Disease (2003) Confessions of a Semiprofessional Medical Historian (2004) The Elusive Clot: The Controversy over Coronary Artery Thrombosis (2006) On First Looking into Jarcho’s Leibowitz: The Clinician as Medical Historian (2007) Greek, Latin English and All That: The Language We Live In (2008) The UMDNJ Debacle: A Sandal in Medical Academia (2009) Noble, not Nobel: How Not to Win the Most Prestigious Prize in Medical Research (2010) A Fond Farewell to the Foxglove? (2011) Dr. Castle’s Little Secret and Self Experimentation in Medical Research (2013) Saving Lives, Not Sacrificing Them: The Inevitable Clash Between Medical Research and the Protection of Human Subjects

WEKSLER ME (2003) Naming Streets for Physicians: L’Affaire Carrel

WENTZ DK (2003) The Six Competencies of Medicine: Nothing New for William Osler (2011) Osler’s Pervasive Influence on Modern Continuing Medical Education

WEST JB (1994) Krook’s Death by Spontaneous Combustion and the Controversy Between Dickens and Lewes (1996) Thomas Holmes Ravenhill: Pioneer in High Altitude Medicine (1998) History of Physiology of Extreme Altitude: The Challenge of Mt. Everest (1999) Mabel Fitzgerald: A Colorful Physiologist and a Link Between William Osler and High Altitude (2001) Archival Collection in High-Altitude Medicine and Physiology (2005) Books by Robert Boyle in Osler’s library, Especially Boyle’s Landmark Book of 1660 on The Spring of the Air

WHEELER DS (2009) The Color of Disease

WHITE JJ (1992) Edward Archibald and William Reinhoff, Jr, The Fathers of Modern Pneumonectomy

WHITE PD (1973) Osler as a Cardiologist (Guest Lecture)

WINTER TS (2010) Robert Burns – His Life and Death and 18th Century Medicine in Scotland

WISE BK See Bryan CS* 2000 “Farrar’s Greek Verb”: Osler, the Classics, and Basil Lanneau Gildersleeve

WOHLREICH GM See Vanderveer 2008 The College of Physicians of Philadelphia, Osler, Chang, and Eng

44 WOLFE RJ See LeSeuer CD* 1980 Osler and the Boston Medical Community

WOLF SG (1981) Charles Richet, Physiologist, Playwright, and Rival of the Wright Brothers (1991) The Fate of the Osler Tradition in the Hands of His Successors at the Johns Hopkins (1994) Sergei Petrovich Botkin: A Russian William Osler (1995) The Roots of Physiological Psychology (1998) The Progressive Evolution of Anti-Oslerian Forces in Medicine After World war II

WOOLEY CF (1986) Functional Heart Disease – The Role of Military Medicine and the Development of Specialty Hospitals Stang JM (1987) Samuel A. Levine—1917, The British Heart Hospital Experience and His Encounters with Allbutt, Osler, Mackenzie and Lewis (1989) William Osler, The British heart Hospital, Samuel Levine and ‘The Picture’ (1993,SS) JHJ Upham (1871-1960) and Osler’s Influence at The Ohio State University (1994) Forging a New World in Cardiovascular Medicine (1995) “The Past Again, Entered Through Another Gate”: Osler on Slow Pulse, Faintness, and Sudden Death in Families (1996,PA) R. Tait McKenzie and the Oslerian Heritage (1997) “The Past Again, Entered Through Another Gate.” II: Osler on Aortic Pain, tears, Intramural Hematoma and Dissection (1998,POIII) “The Past Again, Entered Through Another Gate” III: Osler in The New York Times (1999) R Tait McKenzie: Capturing “The Spirit of Osler” (2000) Osler, DaCosta and Philadelphia: 1884-89 (2001) Florence Rena Sabin and William Osler (2002) “Our Distinguished Visitor”: Osler in Columbus, December 1899 Miller P (2004) Tell Brother Regius… (2005) Academic Medicine and the Transmission of Excellence: Oslerian Medicine in the Midwest (2006) William Osler: A Clinical Historian Straddling Two Centuries (2007) William Osler, Maude Abbott, and Helen Taussig: The Origins of Congenital Heart Disease in North America

WRIGHT JR (2009) Two of “The Four Doctors” and Their Role in the Development of Covert Autopsy Techniques (2012) William Forbes – Villainous Grave Robber or Philadelphia Anatomical Hero

WORTHINGTON WC (2000) Thomas Trotter MD, Naval Reformer and Poet

YOUNG JB See LH Calabrese 2008. George S. Crile – Surgeon, Scientist, Soldier – and his Relationship to Cushing and Osler See LH Calabrese 2009. The Cleveland Clinic: A Defining Moment in Clinic History and American Hospital Safety

YOUNG JB (1991) The Poetic William Osler

45 (1992,SS) The Use of Poetry in Medical Education (1993) Heart Failure and the Pharmacotherapeutic Philosophy of William Osler (1994) Contemporary Concepts of Heart Failure: Back to the Thoughts of Austin Flint, von Strumpell, and Sir William Osler Calabrese L (2012) Paradigm Shifts and Hubris in Medicine: The Death of Garfield – Where Was Osler?

ZINN NW (1979) The Rosencrantz Collection of Oslerania

NUMBER OF PRESENTATIONS BY YEAR

1971 Denver, CO 2 1972 Montreal, Que. 3 1973 Chicago, IL 2 1974 Philadelphia,PA 9 1975 Bethesda, MD 7 1976 Baltimore, MD 10 1977 Rochester, MN 9 1978 Kansas City, KS 10 1979 San Francisco, CA 9 1980 Boston, MA 14 1981 Hamilton, Ont,Canada 14 1982 Philadelphia, PA 10 1983 Minneapolis, MN 11 1984 Atlanta, GA 10 1985 Durham, NC 11 1986 San Francisco, CA 10 1987 Philadelphia, PA 22 1988 New Orleans, LA 15 1989 Birmingham, AL 19 1990 Baltimore. MD 21 1991 New Orleans, LA 24 1992 San Diego, CA 24 1993 Louisville, KY 23 1994 London, England 26 1995 Pittsburgh, PA 25 1996 San Francisco, CA 25 1997 Williamsburg, VA 37 1998 Toronto, Ont. Canada 40 1999 Montreal, Que. Canada 49 2000 Bethesda, MD 34 2001 Charleston, SC 31 2002 Kansas City, MO 28 2003 Edinburgh, Scotland 49 2004 Houston, Texas 49 2005 Pasadena, Ca 40 2006 Halifax, Nova Scotia 51 2007 Montreal, Que. Canada 46 (49 planned, 3 of them not given) 2008 Boston, MA 50 2009 Cleveland, OH 44

46 2010 Rochester, MI 51 2011 Philadelphia, PA 66 (including Presidential address, Presentation about the new tie, one cancellation, first year with concurrent sessions) 2012 Chapel Hill, NC 55 (1 cancelation which was presented in 2013) 2013 Tucson, Arizona 49 2014 Oxford, England

SPECIAL SYMPOSIUM, SPECIAL EVENTS, TOURS AND EXCURSIONS

1991 Special Symposium: Literature and Medicine 1994 Medical History in London with Ms. Sue Weir Osler’s Oxford Tea at 13 Norham Gardens with Lord Walton of Detchant Visit Ewelme Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine Visit to Antiquarian Book Dealers at Bernard Quaritch with Tea 1995 Tour of Nationality Rooms – Cathedral of Learning 1996 Visit to the UCSF Library and the Esther Rosencrantz Collection of Oslerania Visit to the California Historical Society and Its Medical Artifacts 1997 No Excursions 1998 Informal visits to Bond Head 1999 Willie: A Dream (video of a play) Banquet – A Recreation of Osler’s 1905 Farewell Dinner in New York with an Oslerian Trialogue by Michael Bliss, W. Bruce Fye and Neil McIntyre Tour of Osler’s Montreal 2000 Tour of Mount Vernon with Discussion of Washington’s Final Illness and Medical Care Special Symposium: Medical Science in Military Medicine Tour of the National Museum of Health and Medicine Seminar: Readings in Medicine 2001 Banquet: William Harvey De Motu Cordis 2002 Readings Seminar Organized by F Neelon Banquet at Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art Clendening Library Tour 2003 Reception and Banquet at the Royal College of Surgeons Reception and Banquet at the Royal College of Physicians 2004 Bus Tour of Texas Medical Institute followed by dinner at with preview of film The Legacy of Sir William Osler; Afternoon Session 20 April in Galveston at Big Red with tour of McGovern Hall of Medical History, visit to Moody library with photos at mantle from Norham Gardens and reception at Texas Seaport Museum. 2005 Dinner at University Club, Pasadena Tour of Huntington Garden, Library and Museum. Returned for Banquet in Honor of Earl Nation 2006 Reception and tour of The Citadel. Banquet at Pier 21. Music by Dalhousie Medical Students 2007 Banquet. Saw Rob Stones’s movie on Osler. Reception at Montreal Museum of Archaeology and History. Not originally scheduled was tour of Osler Library. Due to demand it was arranged. 2009 Reception at Dittrick Medical History Center and Museum 2010 Bruce Fye’s “Medicine in Art” display at Rochester Art Center; Carillon Bells and tour of Plummer Building; Historical Mayo movies. 2011 Reception at the College of Physicians of Philadelphia

47 “The Surgeon and Assistant” The 6th PA Regiment Revolutionary Reenactors First Annual Art Exhibit 2012 Barbecue and Blue Grass Music (held inside due to story, windy and cool weather) Symposium on the History of Medicine in the Southern States. Buses to Duke University 2013 Mexican Food with guitar player at the Resort Hotel. An astronomy exhibition.

Danish Osler Society

Little is known of this group, not thought to be in existence at present. Anyone with information please contact me at

JAPAN OSLER SOCIETY

1983 Robb-Smirh, A ? 1984 Sakula, Alex Science, Art and Humanity in Medicine 1985 Rakel, Robert Osler’s Personality as Reflected in His Interactions with Children and the Elderly 1986 Spaulding, Wm Osler – A Continuing Inspiration 1987 Roland, Charles What Osler Might Say If He Were Here with Us Today 1988 Burns, Chester William Osler, Medical History and Medical Ethics 1989 Golden, Richard Osler and East 1989 Golden, Richard Humanity and Medicine 1990 Walton, Lord Sir W. Osler, Oxford and “the Open Arms” 1991 Wagner, Fred Osler and Humanism 1992 ? ? 1993 Moriyama, Kimie The Oriental Thoughts in William Osler 1994 Stoecle, D What If Osler Came Back to the USA Today 1995 Sharma, Om P. Sir W. Osler’s Life and Humanity 1996 Golden, Richard Sir William Osler on the Quality of Life 1997 Andrews, Billy William Osler and Humanity 1998 Hinohara, Shigeaki Seeking for My Idle Physician – On the Thought of Life and Death of Osler 1999 McGovern, John (Dr. McGovern invited but could not attend.) ? 2000 Kinoshita, Kazuo Osler and Myself

Special Appreciation to Ms. Mieko Laws of Emory University and to Dr. Shigeaki Hinohara for their assistance in providing this information on the Japanese Osler Society.

ORATIONS OF THE OSLER CLUB OF LONDON

1928 Sir Wilmont Herringham Osler’s Love of Rare Cases 1929 Sir Archibald Garrod* The Power of Personality 1930 Harvey Cushing On His Life of Osler

48 1931 William Stobie* Osler & Tuberculosis 1932 RW Chapman Book Production in the Eighteenth Century 1933 Sir WL Langdon-Brown* The Psychology of Authorship 1934 Prof John Beattie* The True Record of Egerton Yorrick Davis MD 1935 Prof John Fulton* Fracastorius 1936 Lord Horder* Septic Endocarditis 1937 AG Gibson Thomas Willis, Practitioner and Scientist 1938 Archibald Malloch (No minutes exist, title not known) 1947 John Fulton and G Keynes > Medical Biography 1948 Symposium William Stobie Osler as a Physician Sir Arthur MacNally Osler as a Scientist Geiffrey Keynes Osler as a Bibliographer WR Bett Osler Legend A White Franklin History of the Osler Club 1949 Gilbert Frankau Are We Over-Doctored? 1950 Sir Henry Soutar* Discusses own Associations with Osler 1951 SC Roberts* Reverend James Beresford (1764-1840) 1952 Sir Zachary Cope Relations Between Physicians & Surgeons Through the Ages 1953 Wilder Penfield After-Dinner Thoughts on the Learning of Languages 1954 HT Pledge Rabelais and His Background 1955 AP Cawadias* From Epidauros to Pall Mall East 1956 Ellis Waterhouse Dr. Rembrandt 1957 Charles Best+ The Discovery of Insulin 1958 Sir Ernest Gowers* Medical Jargon 1959 Sir Viscount Soulbury* The Physician and the Humanities 1960 Sir George Pickering Autobiographical Reminiscences of the Osler Club 1961 Douglas Guthrie* The Traveller Looks Both Ways 1962 WR Bett*+ The Epitaph of Adrian’s Horse 1963 Sir Robert Platt+ ^ Frederick III’s Last Illness 1964 Sir *^ The College, Then and Now 1965 Martin Cummings*+ Books, Computers & Medicine 1966 Charles Coury* Sir William Osler and French Medicine 1967 William Bean Aphorisms and Other Things 1968 Sir Hedley Atkins We Are Not Amused 1969 CD O’Malley The Lure of Padua 1970 Fred B Rogers* The Lure of Philadelphia 1971 Sir John McMichael+ Specialism in Medicine 1972 Sir Richard Doll*+ Osler’s English School 1973 Huw Wheldon A Perspective in Television 1974 Henry Miller+ Osler and Allbutt: Two Great Contemporaries 1975 Sir Ernst Gombrich+ Health and Beauty: Galen,Winckelmann and the Classical Idea 1976 Sir Roger Ormerod On the McNaughten Rules 1977 Charles Newman* The Place of Osler as a Medical Scientist 1978 Our Early Entourage – A Few Friends (300th Meeting) and Some Hons 1979 Sir John Butterfield Doctors, Drugs and Diet: Two Dilemmas 1980 Sir * The Unquiet Art 1981 Sir Douglas Black Linacre, Harvey, Osler; Three Physicians He Admired with Thoughts on the Media 1982 Sir Osler’s Contribution to the Study of in Children 1983 Alastair Robb-Smith The Mysterious Affair at Kelloe 1984 Sir Osler and the Thyroid 1985 Sir Osler – Medical Research & Northwick Park 1986 Sir Gordon Wolstenholme* “The Besetting Sin of the Young Physician….” 1987 Sir David Innes Williams The Evolution of Professional Discipline

49 1988 Sir Geoffrey Slaney The Quest for Quality 1989 Dame Barbara Clayton Studies of Inherited Metabolic Disorders and Their Contribution to Clinical Medicine 1990 Lord Asa Briggs* Doctors and Historians 1991 John Marks The Politics of State Health Care – An Historical Analysis 1992 Prof D Geraint James A Double Centary Celebration 1993 No Oration Given 1994 Prof Bill Bynum Osler’s Moon: Sir Thomas 1995 Sir James Watt Music of Hippocrates 1996 Richard Harries The Church and Healing Lord Bishop of Oxford 1997 Dr John Cule On Heroes and Hero Worship 1998 Prof Harold Ellis Some of My Surgical Heroes 1999 Lord Walton of Detchant ‘An Osler Ode’ 2000 Sir ‘From Osler to the Barefoot Doctor: The Role of Science in the Future of Medical Education’ 2001 Dr Charles Bryan ‘Lewellys Franklin Barker. Osler’s American successor” 2002 Prof T J Murray “Was the Count of Monte Cristo a Physician?” Observations of the medical references in the writings of Alexandre Dumas Pere. 2003 Prof Sir Graeme Catto ‘The shape of things to come ….’ 2004 Prof Neil McIntyre ‘Lest we forget’ 2005 Sir Barry Jackson ‘Florence Nightingale’

2006 Prof Michael Biddiss ‘Nazi Medicine’

2007 Dr. John Blair ‘Osler’s unfilled slot’

2008 Dr. PRCP ‘The New Physician’

2009 Prof John Pearn ‘Differential Diagnosis’

NOTES

The 11th Oration has no title; apart from a list of those present, no minutes have been written.

Annual dinners were held in 1947, 1948 and 1993, but there were no Orators as such. Speakers, however, for the first two dates were as follows :-

The above adapted from the Osler Club of London web site

LEGENDS: * Copy in the library + Recording in the library ^ Copy in the RCP Library  Not considered to be an oration

OSLER SOCIETY OF ALBERTA

Merged with AOA fraternity in 1940

OSLER CLUB OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

Sir Thomas Browne The Rise of a Philadelphia School

50 Osler (April 15, 1940 by Dr. Robert Quinn)

Ms. Valerie Wheat, Reference Archivist in Special Collections at the UCSF library graciously provided me with information about this particular group, which met about five times around 1940.

OSLER CLUB OF UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH GALVESTON

1) “The Ontogeny of an Osler Scholar . . . or Why I Became an Oslerphile” Presented April 30, 2002, by C. Joan Richardson MD 2) “Still Life: The Humanity of Anatomy” Presented September 17, 2002 by T.R. Cole, PhD, and the Osler Scholars 3) “On Being an Oncologist” Presented November 17, 2002, by James T Linn MD, and Jack B. Alperin, MD 4) “Osler and Wisdom” Presented January 21, 2003, by Chester R. Burns, MD, PhD 5) “The Role of the Diagnostician in the 21st Century” Presented March 18, 2003, by Robert Beach, MD 6) “Poetry and Compassion” Presented May 6th, 2003, by Ronald A. Carson, PhD 7) “Sir William Osler, the First American Hematologist” Presented August 19, 2003, by Jack B. Alperin, MD 8) “Osler: Was He a Feminist?” Presented October 7, 2003, by Alica Anne O’Donnel, MD 9) “Osler’s Contributions to Pediatrics” Presented December 2, 2003, by C. Joan Richardson, MD 10) “Osler and Anemia” Presented February 3, 2004, by Harold H. Sandstead, MD 11) “Osler: The Clerk’s Friend” Presented April 13, 2004, by Mark Holden, MD 12) “The Family of William Osler” Presented June 15, 2004, by Barbara Thompson, MD 13) “What Constitutes Excellence in Bedside Teaching?” Presented August 3, 2004, by the Osler Scholars 14) “The Humour of William Osler?” Presented October 5, 2004, by Bruce Baethge, MD 15) “Clara Barton and the Great Galveston Flood of 1900” Presented December 7th, 2004, by C. Joan Richardson, MD 16) “The Life of a Tradition: Benjamin Rush, William Osler, and the Teaching the American Medical Ethos” Presented February 15, 2005, by S. Ryan Gregory, MA 17) “How Moral and Political Ideology Pervade Medical Opinion: A History of Homosexuality in American Psychiatry” Presented April 5, 2005, by Barbara de la Torre, BA 18) “Medical Ethics and Living a Life: Robert Coles and ’s ” Presented June 7, 2005, by Anne Hudson Jones, PhD 19) “Tuberculosis: Treating an Incurable Disease” Presented August 2, 2005, by Michael Boyars, MD 20) “A Modern Version of Osler’s Bedside Library” Presented December 6, 2005, by Robert E. Rakel, MD 21) “Snakes, Bugs and Us” Presented February 7, 2006, by Dr. Cornelius Granai III 22) “Osler’s Pupils and Syphilis: A Night with Venous Leads to a Lifetime of Mercury” Presented April 18, 2006, by Stephen Ratcliff, BA, and David Martin Rider, BA 23) “Maudie of McGill: The Madonna of Hearts” Presented June 6th, 2006, by C. Joan Richardson, MD

51 24) “Whither Hemorrhagic Disease of the Newborn” Presented August 15, 2006, by Jack B. Alperin, MD 25) “From Drummers to Detail Men: Medicine and the Pharmaceutical Industry in the U.S., 1900-1960” Presented October 3, 2006, by Howard Brody, MD, PhD 26) “Aequanimitas Redux: Balancing Competence and Caring in the Practice of Medicine” Presented December 5, 2006, by Charles S. Bryan, MD 27) “Seeing for Oneself: Osler and the Autopsy” Presented February 6, 2007, by Judith F. Aronson, MD 28) “To Bleed or Not to Bleed. Bloodletting and Leaching from Antiquated Quackery to Cutting Edge Technology” Presented April 17, 2007, by Justin Fields, BA and M. Zelime Ward, BA 29) “Harvey Cushing: Authority, Advocate, and Archetype” Presented June 5, 2007, by Joel Patterson, MD 30) “What Was the Cause of Franklin Roosevelt’s Paralytic Illness?” Presented October 2, 2007, by Armond S. Goldman, MD 31) “Medical School teaching in the 1890’s” Presented December 4, 2007, by Alice Anne O’Donnell, MD 32) “Health Disparities: The Justice Frontier of the Medical Profession” Presented February 26, 2008, by Jason Glenn, MD 33) “Eugenics, Nazi Experimentation and the Doctor-Patient Relationship: How Medical Ethics Were Forgotten in the Quest for the Perfect Human Race” Presented April 15, 2008, by Margaret Wardlaw, BA and William B. Brendel, BA

OSLER HISTORICAL CLUB

Founded in Baltimore by Osler, Welch and Billings in 1889.

OSLER MEDICAL HISTORICAL CLUB OF HALIFAX

Founded in 1921 by Drs. AG Nicholls and G Murphy

OSLER MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION OF LOS ANGELES

FINNEY JY 1921 A Personal Appreciation of Sir William Osler

OSLER MEDICAL HISTORICAL SOCIETY: MARYLAND

OSLER MEDICAL HISTORICAL SOCIETY: MAYO FOUNDATION

This club had 66 meetings and folded after the July 3, 1925 meeting. Ms. Renee Ziemer of the medical library at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota has kindly located the title and author of 33 of the lectures. This information is published by permission of the Mayo Historical Unit, Mayo Foundation, Rochester , Minnesota.

MacCarty, William Carpenter Outline of Medical History Craig, Winchell Sir William Osler Inlow, William Byzantine and Arabian Medicine Heacock, Charles H. Medicine of the Eighteenth Century Chaney, William Calvert Medicine of the First Half of the Nineteenth Century Melson, Oliver C. William Harvey

52 Schoonover, Frank S. Xavier Bichat Hoon, Merle R. Sir James Paget Moore, Thomas D. Douglas Argyll Robertson Foulds, Gordon S. Notes on John Hunter Doyle John B. S. Weir Mitchell Heacock, Charles H. Thomas Young Parker, Harry L. The Glory of the Dublin School of Medicine Foulds, Gordon S. Some Great Artists and Medical Illustrating Davis, Kenneth S. History of Radium Heacock, Charles H. Brief Review of Quackery MacCarty, William Carpenter An Outline of the History of Pathology Foucar, Hans O. The Development of Pediatrics as a Specialty Foucar, Hans O. Trudeau and His Work Foucar, Hans O. The Life of Metochnikoff Greene, Carl H. A Historical Note of the Physiology of Digestion Parker, Harry L. Medicine in France During the Revolution and Reign of Terror (1789-1795) Foucar, Hans O. Linnaeus Heacock, Charles H. A Brief History of Roentgenology Buchanan, J. Arthur Theories and Theorizers Connected with the Development of the Laws of Heredity Parham, Duncan Girolamo Fracastoro Moore, Thomas D. A History of the Development of Urology as a Specialty Woltman, Henry W. An Historical Sketch of the Physiology of the Nervous System Chaney, William Calvert Lord Lister Peterman, Mynie G. A History of the Ethnic and Social History of the Child Peterman, Mynie G. Osler and the Humanities Crawford, Albert S. The Development of Neuro-Surgery (A Historical Review) Crawford, Albert S. Notes on the History of Chinese Medicine

OSLER SOCIETY OF MCGILL UNIVERSITY

THE ANNUAL OSLER LECTURE AND BANQUET See www.medcor.mcgill.ca/~oslerweb/lecture.html Geddes AK 1921 Osler – His Medical Work Ward HV 1921 Osler – Literary Work Gordon AH 1923 Medical Snobberies (First Annual Dinner)

Data from 1921 to 1977 is being sought.

Roland CG 1967 James Neish and Canadian Medical Times : Canada’s first weekly journal

Mayer J 1977 Nutritional Problems of the Rich and the Poor Berger T 1978 Pipeline and People: The Morality of Development in Canada’s Northland McKeown T 1979 Man’s Health: The Past and the Future Wald G 1980 Life in a Lethal Society

53 Galbraith JK 1982 The Economics of the Arms Race Bliss M 1983 The Place of the Discovery of Insulin in the History of Canadian Medical Research Owen D 1984 Medicine, Morality and the Market Goodfield J 1985 A Gauntlet in Our Faces: Aspects of Contemporary Medicine and Third World Health Problems Gould SJ (Fall)1986 The Basis of Creativity in Evolution Grant JP (Spring)1986 The Child Survival Revolution: Bringing the Power of Health to People Gale RP 1987 The Medical Consequences of Nuclear Energy: Lessons of Chernobyl Relman AS 1989 Peer Review: An Editor’s Perspective Gallo RC 1990 Human Retroviruses After a Decade Beguin M 1991 ‘Inside-Out Men’: Women and Medicine Lifton RJ 1992 Learning From Nazi Doctors: Medicalized Killing and Beyond Johanson DC 1993 Searching for Our Oldest Ancestors Schroeder SA 1994 Old Values, New Limits: The Dilemma of Medical Cost Restraints Hubbard R 1995 Predictive Genetics and the Construction of the Healthy Ill Evans RG 1996 Aeqaunimitas and the Etiology of Health Levine RJ 1997 Ethics of Research Involving Human Subjects: Fifty Years of Evolution Hunter KM 1998 Is Medicine a Science? Rationality in an Uncertain Practice

REGULAR MEETINGS OF THE MCGILL SOCIETY

Andermann F Nov 1995 Epilepsy the Great Teacher: Dr. Wilder Penfield at the Montreal Neurological Institute Onerheim R Mar 1996 Symphonies in Silence and Other Tales of Disability and Musical Genius Andermann A Apr 1996 The Resurrectionists: Tales of Body Snatching at McGill Medical School And Other Stories Meakins Sep 1996 Art in Medicine, Medicine in Art: Learning How to See Lefall LD Jr Dec 1996 Ethics in the Practice of Medicine Murphy S Jan 1997 Art and the Eye Kottek S Feb 1997 Maimonides: Physician of the Body and Soul Cohen Mar 1997 Surgery in the Days Before Anaesthetics from the Patient’s Viewpoint McNally P, Frost S, Feindel W Apr 1997 Sir William Osler, General Arthur Currie, Dr. Wilder Penfield and the Rockefellers: Origins of the Montreal Neurological Institute Feindel W Jun 1997 The Osler Society’s 75th Anniversary Presentation – The Regius Professor and the Rhodes Scholar: Sir William Osler and Wilder Penfield at Oxford Sourkes T Jan 1998 Social and Medical Origins of Neurochemistry Clermont Y Feb 1998 The History of Microscopy at McGill Onerheim R Mar 1998 The Health Hazards of Homophobia Cohen J Apr 1998 Vivid Descriptions of Surgical Diseases in Bygone Days MacLean JD May 1998 Opportunities Abroad in Healthcare Occupations Bunge M Oct 1998 Can Physicians Ignore Philosophy?

OSLER SOCIETY, COLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF PHILADELPHIA

OSLER CLUB – SARANAC LAKE, NEW YORK

BROWN L 1925 Some Personal Recollections of Sir William Osler and His Influence on

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TORONTO MEDICAL HISTORICAL CLUB

Founded Jan 24, 1924. Meets 5 to 6 times per year. Uses gavel made of timbers from the former Osler homestead at Bond Head. (Information provided by A. Gryfe)

OSLER CLINICAL SOCIETY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT

Founded in 1929

OSLER SOCIETY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO

Founded in 1927

Macdonald SA Feb 1939 Osler, Teacher and Philosopher Penfield WG Jan 1941 Sir William Osler Farrar CB Mar 1950 Osler at Johns Hopkins Whalley G Mar 1965 The Wisdom of the Body

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