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NEWS
AND
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Announcements of fohcoming meetings, sninars, etc., must hereafter be limited to
100 words or less. Space considerations aLso necessitate limitation of Fellowship and
Traineeship announcements to the form used in this issue. All announcements must
be received by the Editorial Office, in double-spaced typing on standard bond
paper, at least three months prior to the date of the issue in which they sh&uld
appear.
AMERICAN BOARD OF PSYCHIATRY AND
NEUROLOGY, INC.
Certified in child psychiatry in Chicago,
Illinois, September 11, 1967.
Allan, William Laird, M.D., 2120 Lombard
Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19146
Auster, Simon Leo, M.D., 1233 37th Street,
N.W., Washington, D.C. 20007
Burns, Padraic, M.D., 9 Downing Road,
Brook-line, Massachusetts 02146
Enzer, Norbert Beverley, M.D., Department of
Psychiatry, Duke University Medical Center,
Durham, North Carolina 27706
Fine, Paul, M.D., 30 North Michigan Avenue,
Chicago, Illinois
Goddard, Ralph Andrew, M.D., 19231 Victory
Boulevard, Reseda, California 91335
Homann, Juergell, M.D., 201 De Soto Street,
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213
Jenkins, Rose, D., M.D., 1828 South Western
Avenue, Los Angeles, California 90006
Johnson, Thomas Phillip, M.D., 5150 Pacifica
Drive, San Diego, California 92109
Keith, Charles R., M.D., Division of Child
Psychiatry, Duke University Medical
Cen-ter, Durham, North Carolina 27706
Kluger, Jules M., M.D., 55 South Glencoe
Street, Denver, Colorado 80222
Nelson, John Brockway, III, A.B., M.D., 17
Prospect Avenue, Newtonville,
Massachu-setts 02160
Pearson, Carol Eve, M.D., 20101 James
Cou-zeus, Detroit, Michigan 48235
Troshinsky, Charles Hilary, M.D., 6300
Came-gie Drive, Bethesda, Maryland 20334
Turner, Corbett Harold, M.D., 1317 Clifton
Road, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia 30329 Vandersall, Thornton A., M.D., 518 Park
Aye-nue, Huntington, New York 11743
WTilliams, Hugh Roberts, M.D., University of
Colorado Medical Center, 4200 East 9th
Avenue, Denver, Colorado 80220
ADVANCES IN PEDIATRICS: DIAGNOSIS AND
TREATMENT OF DISORDERS OF PERCEPTION,
SPEECH, AND LEARNING, a postgraduate
semi-nan, will be presented by tue Department of
Pediatrics, University of Florida College of Medicine, January 18-20, 1968. For further
information write: Division of Postgraduate
Education, P.O. Box 746,
J.
Hillis Miller HealthCenter, Gainesville, Florida 32601.
MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES
AND MEXICO: The twelfth annual meeting of
the Medical Society of the United States and
Mexico will be held at Guadalajara, Mexico,
February 7-10, 1968. For information write:
J
ames Nauman, M.D., 1603 N. TucsonBoule-yard, Tucson, Arizona 85716.
INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON RADIATION
THERAPY: A 3-day symposium on radiation
therapy will be held in New York City
March 13-15, 1968, under the auspices of
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. Among the speakers will be radiologists from Canada, Denmark, England, Sweden, and from six institutions in the United States. Invi-tatiollS may be obtained by writing to Dr. Ralph
Phillips, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, 444 East 68th Street, New York, Ness York 10021. There is n fee but registration
will be limited and admission vill be by
in-vitation only.
POSTGRADUATE COURSE: The Department of
Pediatrics, University of Texas Medical
Branch, will Ibid its annual Postgraduate Course in Pediatrics in Galveston, Texas, March
21-23, 1968. The speakers will be: W. A. Cochrane, M.D., Professor of Pediatrics,
Al-berta, Canada; Thomas M. Holder, M.D.,
As-sociate Professor of Surgery, Kansas City,
Kan-sas; Sylvia 0. Richardson, M.D., Assistant
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Frederic N. Silverman, M.D., Professor of
Radiology, Cincinnati, Ohio; and Margaret H.
D. Smith, M.D., Professor of Pediatrics and
Epidemiology, New Orleans, Louisiana.
FETAL MEDICINE: The Department of
Pedi-atrics, University of Wisconsin Medical
Cen-ter, will present a symposium on fetal
medi-cine April 4-6, 1968, at the Wisconsin Center
OIl the university campus ill Madison,
Wiscon-Sill. The conference co-chairmen are Drs.
Stanley Graven and George Kerr. Guest
speak-eis include: Drs. Edward Hon, Robert
Green-berg, Thomas K. Oliver, and Alex Robertson.
For further information write: Thomas C. Meyer, M.D., Associate Dean, Department of
Postgraduate Medical Education, Room 302,
333 North Randall Avenue, Madison
Wiscon-5Il 53706.
POSTGRADUATE SEMINAR ON RENAL
Dis-ORDERS: The Department of Pediatrics,
Chil-dren’s Memorial Hospital, University of
OkIa-homa Medical Center, announces a
postgradu-ate seminar on Renal Disorders in Infants and
Children April 10-12, 1968. The guest faculty
will include Drs. Robert L. Vernier,
Univer-sity of California at Los Angeles; Chester
Edel-nlallll, Jr., Albert Einstein College of Medicine;
Roger C. Herdman, University of Minnesota;
and Lawrence A. Davis, Children’s Hospital,
Louisville, Kentucky, For information and
registration write: Postgraduate Office,
Uni-versity of Oklahoma Medical Center, 800 N.E.
13th Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73104.
ADVANCES IN PEDIATRIC ROENTGENOLOGY:
The Department of Radiology of Children’s Hospital Medical Center of Northern California
will present a postgraduate course entitled,
“Advances in Pediatric Roentgenology,” April
16-18, 1968. The guest faculty will include:
Drs. G. B. Clifton Harris, Richard G. Lester,
Thomas H. Newton, Frederic N. Silverman,
Edward B. Singleton, and Howard L.
Stein-bach. The panel moderators will be: Drs.
Robert S. Arkoff, Peter Kane, and William H.
pital for Children, will be held April 18 and
19, 1968, in Des Moines, Iowa. The
scien-tific meetings will be held in the Ralph L.
Jester Auditorium of the Iowa Methodist
School of Nursing. Guest speakers will
in-dude: Drs. John P. Caffey, Thomas E. Cone,
Jr., Haddow NI. Keith, and Harry C. Shirkey.
For further information write: Dr. Charlotte
Fisk, 3200 University Avenue, Des Moines,
Iowa 50311.
FELLOWSHIPS AND TRAINEESHIPS
The Department of Pediatrics, University
of Arkansas Medical Center, has a first year
fellowship available in pediatric allergy and
immunology beginning January 1, 1968, and,
if not filled by then, for July 1, 1968. For
information write: Vida H. Gordon, M.D., De-partment of Pediatrics, Arkansas Medical Cen-ter, Little Rock, Arkansas 72201.
Case Western Reserve University and the
Cleveland Metropolitan General Hospital offer
a 1- to 3-year training program designed to
train pllysicians in clinical, laboratory, and
public health aspects of infectious disease.
Write: Eli Gold, M.D., Cleveland Metropolitan
General Hospital, 3395 Scranton Road, Cleve-land, Ohio.
The University of Colorado Medical Center
announces the availability of fellowships in
pediatric neurology. For information write to
the Program Director, Dr. Gerhard Nellhaus,
University of Colorado Medical Center, 4200
E. Ninth Avenue, Denver, Colorado 80220.
The Department of Pediatrics of the
Univer-sity of Louisville School of Medicine will have
a fellowship available in genetics beginning
July 1, 1968. For information write: Leonard
E. Reisman, M.D., Associate Professor of
Pedi-atrics, Director, Division of Medical Genetics,
Child Evaluation Center, 340 East Madison
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cille, 340 East Madison Street, Louisville, Ken-tucky 40202.
The Mount Sinai School of Medicine will have traineeships available beginning July 1,
1968, in academic pediatrics for candidates
completing their clinical training. For
informa-tion write: Dr. Horace L. Hodes, Professor and
Chairman, Department of Pediatrics, Mount
Sinai School of Medicine, New York, New
York, 10029.
The Department of Pediatrics of the
Univer-sity of Texas M. D. Anderson Hospital and
Tumor Institute will have several 2-year
fellow-ships available in pediatric oncology beginning
July 1, 1968. For further information write:
Grant Taylor, M.D., Head, Department of
Pediatrics.
The Department of Pediatrics of the St.
Vincent’s Hospital and Medical Center will have fellowships in pediatric allergy available
beginning in July 1969. For further
informa-tion write: Vincent
J.
Fontana, M.D., Directorof the Program, or Angelo Ferrara, M.D.,
Coordinator of the Program, St. Vincent’s
Hos-pital and Medical Center, 153 West 11th
