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The lucky few who get to call Brigham home. Views are our own, and it's a great view.

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Bruce Hendrick (Brigham '54), chief @SickKidsNews ('64 - '86), was a beloved resident. His wife, Gloria, had appendicitis, and ID policy barred his entry, but the Brigham kept a close eye and Matson scrubbed her case to monitor her care. PMID: 17881976 | bit.ly/3OUSaof
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Albert Farley (Brigham '50), served in Korea, and returned to Michigan to practice. He built prototype, retractor systems for anterior spine surgery - which his son further developed leading to the purchase of @ThompsonSurg. bit.ly/3yrlldm
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The polio vaccine developed by Jonas Salk was declared safe and effective on 12 April 1955. He used a technique by Nobel Laureates John Enders, Thomas Weller and Frederick Robbins to help develop his vaccine. Thanks to the vaccine polio is now endemic in only two countries.
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To make the shunt a kidney was removed by design, providing donor tissue to Joseph Murray for transplant organs (Nobel '90) and to John Enders for viral medium to grow poliovirus (Nobel '54). PMID: 14851013 | bit.ly/3neD5SN @NobelPrize
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Don Matson (Brigham '47), succeeded Dr. Ingraham as neurosurgeon-in-chief. He helped develop shunt valves, numerous procedures (ETVs), and his lumbar-ureteral shunt contributed to 2 Nobel prizes. PMID: 18128023 | bit.ly/3ylPHxG PMID: 26230457 | bit.ly/3HWS11d
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Hosted in the HMS courtyard, with 22 Nobel Laureates present, the Congress attendees then went to Woods Hole Marine Biology Lab for more lectures and a clam bake. The MBL is the site of the SNS RUNN Course (bit.ly/3xHHQJ4). PMID: 26847252 | bit.ly/3QuzVYr
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Ivan Pavlov, of classical conditioning fame, came to the Brigham in 1929 to operate with Cushing and to attend the 13th International Physiological Congress. The first hosted outside of Europe. PMID: 15035298 | bit.ly/3zSaJ8f
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