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The WCMSSM
Annual Beaumont Lecturers
Year
Title
Speaker
1922
Inflammation
Dr. W.G. MacCallum
1923
Insulin
Drs. J.J.R. MacLeod & F.B. Banting*
1924
Liver
Drs. Charles G.Heyd & Ward J. McNeal
1925 Thyroid
Gland
Drs. Charles H. Mayo & Henry W. Plummer
1926 The
Alimentary Tract
Dr. A.J. Carlson
1927
Hormones
Dr. Charles R. Stockard
1928 Human
Constitution Dr.
George Draper
1929
Function of the
Kidney Dr. A. Newton
Richards
1930
Behavior Patterns of Alimentary Tract Dr.
T. Wingate Todd
1931
Causation, Diagnosis, and Treatment of Cancer Dr. James
Ewing
1932 Role of
Amino Acids in the Animal Organism Dr. Howard B.
Lewis
1933 Some
Modern Extensions of Beaumont’s Studies on Alexis St. Martin
Dr. W.B. Cannon
1934 Some
Functions of the Cerebral Cortex D. J.F.
Fulton
1935 The
Origin and Nature of Human Handicaps Dr. Lewellys
F. Barker
1936
Physiologic Hematology
Dr. Charles F. Doan
1937 Recent
Advances in Nutritional Research Dr. E.V.
McCollum
1938
Physiology of the Anterior Pituitary
Dr. Herbert M. Evans
1939 The
Specific Therapy of the Pneumonias Dr. Jesse
G.M. Bullowa
1940
Principles of Surgical Care, Shock and Other Problems Dr. Alfred
Blalock
1941 The
Coagulation of the Blood and its Relation to Hemorrhagic Diseases
Dr. Armand J. Quick
1942 Renal
Lithiasis
Dr. Charles C. Higgins
1943
Contributions of American Army Medical Officers to Medicine
Dr. Edgar Erskine Hume
1944
Hematogenous Osteomyelitis Dr.
Frank D. Dickson
1945 Modern
Concepts of Intestinal Infection Dr. J.A.
Bargen
1946
Surgical Treatment for Abnormalities of the Heart and Great Vessels
Dr. Robert E. Gross
1947
Diabetes–Past, Present and Future Dr.
Charles H. Best*
1948
Advances in Knowledge of Thyroid Function Dr. James
H. Means
1949
Changing Trends in the Treatment of Carcinoma of the Uterus and Cervix
Dr. Joe V. Meigs
1950
Metabolic Bone Diseases
Dr. I. Snapper
1951 Current
Concepts of Bone Metabolism and Endocrines and their Clinical
Application to Bone Metabolism
Dr. Ephraim Shorr
1952
Hyperslenism - A Clinical Evaluation Dr.
Cyrus Sturgis
1953
Physiological Methods in Clinical Practice Dr.
Wm. S. Middleton
1954 The
Physiological Diagnosis of Pulmonary Disease Dr. Julius
Comroe
1955 Causal
Factors in Cancer of the Lung Dr. Carl V.
Weller
1956
Biological Cycling and Radioactive Materials Dr.
Stafford Warren
1957
Beaumont as a Surgeon and His Influence on the Evolution of Surgery of
the Stomach
Dr. Frederick Coller
1958
Physiology of Open Cardiac Surgery: Hypothermia and Extracorporeal
Circulation
Dr. Frank Goilan
1959
Immunity to Virus Disease, and Virus Variation Dr.
Thomas Francis, Jr.
1960
Pulmonary Changes Induced by Inhaled Substances, Pathologic
Cardiopathies of Occupational Origin
Dr. Arthur Vorwald
1961 The
Pluricausal Cardiopathies Dr.
Hans Selye
1962
Changing Perspectives on the Genetic Effects of Radiation Dr. James Neel
1963 Recent
Advances in Experimental and Clinical Organ Homotransplantation
Dr. David Hume
1964
Artheroscierosis: A Ubiquitous and Ancient Disease of Living Things
Dr. Albert Lansing
1965 Rare
Diseases and Lesions: Their Contributions to Clinical Medicine
Dr. William B. Bean
1966
Prothrombin in Enzymology, Thrombosis and Hemophilia Dr. Walter H.
Seegers
1967 Primary
Aldosteronism (Hypokalemic and Normokalemic), a Curable Form
of Hypertension
Dr. Jerome W. Conn
1968
Reaching for the Mind in the Depth of the Brain Dr. Jose
M.R. Delgado
1969
Transplantation of the Human Heart Dr.
Denton A. Cooley
1970
Calcitonin – A New Hormone Involved in Calcium Regulation – and
Bone Metabolism
Dr. D. Harold Copp
1971 The
Influences of Pancreatic Tumors of the Stomach Dr. Robert M.
Zollinger
1972 Head
Injuries from Antiquity to Present Dr. Elisha
S. Gurdujian**
1973
Phophylaxis against the Respiratory Distress Syndrome in the Newborn
Dr. Goran E. Enhoming
1974 The
Physician in Space Dr.
Joseph P. Kerwin
1975 An
Immunologic Approach in Neoplasia Dr. Robert
A. Good
1976 Two
Centuries of American Medicine Dr. Dwight
E. Harken
1977
Esophageal Surgery in Children: Contributions of Michigan Surgeons
Dr. Conrad R. Lam**
1978 Peptic
Ulcers – Then and Now Dr.
Howard M. Spiro
1979 Medical
Ethics in the Present Milieu Dr. Tom
E. Nesbitt
1980
Restriction Enzymes as Tools for Genetic Research Dr.
Hamilton 0. Smith*
1981
Radioimmunoassay in Clinical Medicine Dr.
Rosalyn S. Yalow*
1982 Alexis
St. Martin Re-examined– Recent work on Gastric Mucosal Damage
Dr. Horace W. Davenport
1983 The
Morbid Anatomy of the Human Genone Dr. Victor A.
McKusick
1984
Transplantation in Diabetic Patients
Dr. John S. Najarian
1985 Lyme
Disease – A Newly Discovered Spirochetal Illness Dr. Allen C. Steere,
Jr.
1986 The
Biology of the Hepatitis B. Virus Dr.
Baruch S. Blumberg*
1987
Reflections on the Thymus Gland Dr.
Angelo M. DiGeorge
1988 Human
Retroviruses: Causes of Cancer, Some Neurologic Diseases and the AIDS
Pandemic
Dr. Robert C. Gallo
1989
Assisted Reproduction and the Meaning of Family Dr. Howard
W. Jones, Jr.
1990
Breaking the Barrier of Childhood Deafness Dr.
William F. House
1991 Another
Michigan Window – Human Skin Window Dr. John W. Rebuck**
1992
Cardiology: Then and Now
Dr. Richard J. Bing
1993 Current
Status of Gene Therapy Dr. William
N. Kelley
1994 Quo
Vadis? The Role of Government in Research Ethics: Past, Present and
Future
Dr. John C. Fletcher
1995 The
Academic Medical Center in the Era of Health Care Reform
Dr. Robert G. Petersdorf
1996 The
Role of Computerized Medical Records & the Internet in the Future of
Medical Practice
Dr. Clement J. McDonald
1997
Advances in the Treatment of Difficult to Treat Cancers Dr. Vainutis
Vaitkevivius**
1998
Neuroscience and the Paradigm Shift in Psychiatry Dr. Joseph
Coyle
1999 From
Cardiac Transplantation to Limited Access Cardiac Surgery: A Saga
Dr. Denton A. Cooley
2000 Space
Flight from a Physician’s Perspective Dr. Daniel T.
Barry
2001
Complementary & Alternative Medicine: In Search of The Evidence
Dr. Stephen E. Straus
2002 Using
Chemotherapy in Low Doses to More Effectively Treat Cancer
Dr. Robert Kerbel
2003 Therapeutic Applications of Genetic
Engineering Dr. James M. Wilson
2004 Sensory Substitution for Vision Based on
Late Brain Plasticity
Dr. Paul Bach-y-Rita
2005
Synthetic Prions, Mad Cows, and the Struggle between Heresy and
Orthodoxy in Science
Dr. Stanley B. Prusiner
2006
From Bench to Bedside: The Story of
TNF Inhibitors
Dr. Jan T. Vilcek
2007
Seeing is Believing: Its All About the
Background...
Dr. Thomas Meade
* Signifies a Nobel Laureate in Medicine and Physiology
** Signifies a
WCMSSM member
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