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Forbes, Anne Pappenheimer personal and professional papers, 1930-1991
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An account of the resource
Anne Pappenheimer Forbes (1911-1992) was Clinical Professor in Medicine at Harvard Medical School and an endocrinologist at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, Mass. from 1938 to 1978. Her research focused on gonadal dysgenesis, adrenal disorders, karyotypes, sex chromosome abnormalities, pseudohypoparathyroidism, dermatoglyphics, pituitary tumors, bone diseases, kidney stones, the connection between menopause and osteoporosis, and genetic deficiencies including Cushing's, Klinefelter's, and Turner's syndromes. While at Massachusetts General Hospital, Forbes worked in Fuller Albright's endocrinology laboratory, and contributed to the discovery of several diseases, including Forbes-Albright syndrome, a dysfunction of the pituitary gland which bears her name. Forbes taught endocrinology at the Pahlavi Medical School in Shiraz, Iran for two years and examined the skeletal maturation of Iranian children. Forbes was one of the first women named to the American Society for Clinical Investigation in 1950.
Primarily consists of colleague correspondence, notes, reports, publications, data, statistics, research study notes, grant proposals, patient records and fingerprints, and photographs resulting from Forbes's endocrine research conducted at Massachusetts General Hospital. Includes graphs, notes, and correspondence with Forbes's international collaborators Eric Engel, Edward Reifenstein, and Michel Vollotton. Also contains writings, lecture notes, article manuscripts, and graphs produced from her research. Includes Forbes's teaching notes and lecture outlines from her teaching activities at Harvard Medical School and Pahlavi University Medical School, correspondence and notes outlining Albright's experiment procedures, and personal correspondence and photographs. Contains case histories from endocrine patients with psychiatric consultations at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital with Henry M. Fox.
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"Breast Feeding Comes of Age," The Journal of the American Medical Association
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Breastfeeding.
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Richardson, Frank Howard
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1950 March 25
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Forbes, Anne Pappenheimer personal and professional papers, 1930-1991
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An account of the resource
Anne Pappenheimer Forbes (1911-1992) was Clinical Professor in Medicine at Harvard Medical School and an endocrinologist at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, Mass. from 1938 to 1978. Her research focused on gonadal dysgenesis, adrenal disorders, karyotypes, sex chromosome abnormalities, pseudohypoparathyroidism, dermatoglyphics, pituitary tumors, bone diseases, kidney stones, the connection between menopause and osteoporosis, and genetic deficiencies including Cushing's, Klinefelter's, and Turner's syndromes. While at Massachusetts General Hospital, Forbes worked in Fuller Albright's endocrinology laboratory, and contributed to the discovery of several diseases, including Forbes-Albright syndrome, a dysfunction of the pituitary gland which bears her name. Forbes taught endocrinology at the Pahlavi Medical School in Shiraz, Iran for two years and examined the skeletal maturation of Iranian children. Forbes was one of the first women named to the American Society for Clinical Investigation in 1950.
Primarily consists of colleague correspondence, notes, reports, publications, data, statistics, research study notes, grant proposals, patient records and fingerprints, and photographs resulting from Forbes's endocrine research conducted at Massachusetts General Hospital. Includes graphs, notes, and correspondence with Forbes's international collaborators Eric Engel, Edward Reifenstein, and Michel Vollotton. Also contains writings, lecture notes, article manuscripts, and graphs produced from her research. Includes Forbes's teaching notes and lecture outlines from her teaching activities at Harvard Medical School and Pahlavi University Medical School, correspondence and notes outlining Albright's experiment procedures, and personal correspondence and photographs. Contains case histories from endocrine patients with psychiatric consultations at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital with Henry M. Fox.
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Letter from Anne P. Forbes, M.D. to Frank Howard Richardson, M.D.
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Breastfeeding.
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A letter from Anne P. Forbes to Frank Howard Richardson with comments and questions in reference to an article he had published in the Journal of the American Medical Association entitled "Breast Feeding Comes of Age."
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1950 April 18
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Forbes, Anne Pappenheimer personal and professional papers, 1930-1991
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An account of the resource
Anne Pappenheimer Forbes (1911-1992) was Clinical Professor in Medicine at Harvard Medical School and an endocrinologist at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, Mass. from 1938 to 1978. Her research focused on gonadal dysgenesis, adrenal disorders, karyotypes, sex chromosome abnormalities, pseudohypoparathyroidism, dermatoglyphics, pituitary tumors, bone diseases, kidney stones, the connection between menopause and osteoporosis, and genetic deficiencies including Cushing's, Klinefelter's, and Turner's syndromes. While at Massachusetts General Hospital, Forbes worked in Fuller Albright's endocrinology laboratory, and contributed to the discovery of several diseases, including Forbes-Albright syndrome, a dysfunction of the pituitary gland which bears her name. Forbes taught endocrinology at the Pahlavi Medical School in Shiraz, Iran for two years and examined the skeletal maturation of Iranian children. Forbes was one of the first women named to the American Society for Clinical Investigation in 1950.
Primarily consists of colleague correspondence, notes, reports, publications, data, statistics, research study notes, grant proposals, patient records and fingerprints, and photographs resulting from Forbes's endocrine research conducted at Massachusetts General Hospital. Includes graphs, notes, and correspondence with Forbes's international collaborators Eric Engel, Edward Reifenstein, and Michel Vollotton. Also contains writings, lecture notes, article manuscripts, and graphs produced from her research. Includes Forbes's teaching notes and lecture outlines from her teaching activities at Harvard Medical School and Pahlavi University Medical School, correspondence and notes outlining Albright's experiment procedures, and personal correspondence and photographs. Contains case histories from endocrine patients with psychiatric consultations at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital with Henry M. Fox.
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"More Questions for Better Contraception" letter to the editor of the New England Journal of Medicine
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Contraception.
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Letter from Anne P. Forbes to the Editor of the New England Journal of Medicine suggesting "every doctor, regardless of his area of special interest, make a practice of asking all patients if they have adequate contraceptive care."
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Forbes, Anne Pappenheimer
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1973 December 27
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Anne Pappenheimer Forbes Personal and Professional Papers, 1930-1991, H MS c180
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Forbes, Anne Pappenheimer personal and professional papers, 1930-1991
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An account of the resource
Anne Pappenheimer Forbes (1911-1992) was Clinical Professor in Medicine at Harvard Medical School and an endocrinologist at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, Mass. from 1938 to 1978. Her research focused on gonadal dysgenesis, adrenal disorders, karyotypes, sex chromosome abnormalities, pseudohypoparathyroidism, dermatoglyphics, pituitary tumors, bone diseases, kidney stones, the connection between menopause and osteoporosis, and genetic deficiencies including Cushing's, Klinefelter's, and Turner's syndromes. While at Massachusetts General Hospital, Forbes worked in Fuller Albright's endocrinology laboratory, and contributed to the discovery of several diseases, including Forbes-Albright syndrome, a dysfunction of the pituitary gland which bears her name. Forbes taught endocrinology at the Pahlavi Medical School in Shiraz, Iran for two years and examined the skeletal maturation of Iranian children. Forbes was one of the first women named to the American Society for Clinical Investigation in 1950.
Primarily consists of colleague correspondence, notes, reports, publications, data, statistics, research study notes, grant proposals, patient records and fingerprints, and photographs resulting from Forbes's endocrine research conducted at Massachusetts General Hospital. Includes graphs, notes, and correspondence with Forbes's international collaborators Eric Engel, Edward Reifenstein, and Michel Vollotton. Also contains writings, lecture notes, article manuscripts, and graphs produced from her research. Includes Forbes's teaching notes and lecture outlines from her teaching activities at Harvard Medical School and Pahlavi University Medical School, correspondence and notes outlining Albright's experiment procedures, and personal correspondence and photographs. Contains case histories from endocrine patients with psychiatric consultations at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital with Henry M. Fox.
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Letter from Anne P. Forbes, M.D. to William W. Stead, M.D.
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Contraception
Health services accessibility.
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A letter from Anne Forbes to William Stead thanking him for "his kind words" regarding Dr. Forbes' letter to the editor of the New England Medical Journal about contraception.
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Forbes, Anne Pappenheimer
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1974 January 15
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Anne Pappenheimer Forbes Personal and Professional Papers, 1930-1991, H MS c180
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Exhibit: Stethoscope Sorority
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Forbes, Anne Pappenheimer personal and professional papers, 1930-1991
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An account of the resource
Anne Pappenheimer Forbes (1911-1992) was Clinical Professor in Medicine at Harvard Medical School and an endocrinologist at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, Mass. from 1938 to 1978. Her research focused on gonadal dysgenesis, adrenal disorders, karyotypes, sex chromosome abnormalities, pseudohypoparathyroidism, dermatoglyphics, pituitary tumors, bone diseases, kidney stones, the connection between menopause and osteoporosis, and genetic deficiencies including Cushing's, Klinefelter's, and Turner's syndromes. While at Massachusetts General Hospital, Forbes worked in Fuller Albright's endocrinology laboratory, and contributed to the discovery of several diseases, including Forbes-Albright syndrome, a dysfunction of the pituitary gland which bears her name. Forbes taught endocrinology at the Pahlavi Medical School in Shiraz, Iran for two years and examined the skeletal maturation of Iranian children. Forbes was one of the first women named to the American Society for Clinical Investigation in 1950.
Primarily consists of colleague correspondence, notes, reports, publications, data, statistics, research study notes, grant proposals, patient records and fingerprints, and photographs resulting from Forbes's endocrine research conducted at Massachusetts General Hospital. Includes graphs, notes, and correspondence with Forbes's international collaborators Eric Engel, Edward Reifenstein, and Michel Vollotton. Also contains writings, lecture notes, article manuscripts, and graphs produced from her research. Includes Forbes's teaching notes and lecture outlines from her teaching activities at Harvard Medical School and Pahlavi University Medical School, correspondence and notes outlining Albright's experiment procedures, and personal correspondence and photographs. Contains case histories from endocrine patients with psychiatric consultations at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital with Henry M. Fox.
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Dermatoglyphics--Genetic aspects
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Forbes, Anne Pappenheimer
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Forbes, Anne Pappenheimer personal and professional papers, 1930-1991
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An account of the resource
Anne Pappenheimer Forbes (1911-1992) was Clinical Professor in Medicine at Harvard Medical School and an endocrinologist at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, Mass. from 1938 to 1978. Her research focused on gonadal dysgenesis, adrenal disorders, karyotypes, sex chromosome abnormalities, pseudohypoparathyroidism, dermatoglyphics, pituitary tumors, bone diseases, kidney stones, the connection between menopause and osteoporosis, and genetic deficiencies including Cushing's, Klinefelter's, and Turner's syndromes. While at Massachusetts General Hospital, Forbes worked in Fuller Albright's endocrinology laboratory, and contributed to the discovery of several diseases, including Forbes-Albright syndrome, a dysfunction of the pituitary gland which bears her name. Forbes taught endocrinology at the Pahlavi Medical School in Shiraz, Iran for two years and examined the skeletal maturation of Iranian children. Forbes was one of the first women named to the American Society for Clinical Investigation in 1950.
Primarily consists of colleague correspondence, notes, reports, publications, data, statistics, research study notes, grant proposals, patient records and fingerprints, and photographs resulting from Forbes's endocrine research conducted at Massachusetts General Hospital. Includes graphs, notes, and correspondence with Forbes's international collaborators Eric Engel, Edward Reifenstein, and Michel Vollotton. Also contains writings, lecture notes, article manuscripts, and graphs produced from her research. Includes Forbes's teaching notes and lecture outlines from her teaching activities at Harvard Medical School and Pahlavi University Medical School, correspondence and notes outlining Albright's experiment procedures, and personal correspondence and photographs. Contains case histories from endocrine patients with psychiatric consultations at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital with Henry M. Fox.
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"Fuller Albright, 1900-1969," Harvard Medical Alumni Bulletin
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An article written by Anne P. Forbes about Dr. Fuller Albright. In this article, written shortly after his death on December 8, 1969, she writes about his life, his achievements, and what it was like to work with him.
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Forbes, Anne Pappenheimer
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Harvard Medical School Alumni Association
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1970 March/April
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Forbes, Anne Pappenheimer personal and professional papers, 1930-1991
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An account of the resource
Anne Pappenheimer Forbes (1911-1992) was Clinical Professor in Medicine at Harvard Medical School and an endocrinologist at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, Mass. from 1938 to 1978. Her research focused on gonadal dysgenesis, adrenal disorders, karyotypes, sex chromosome abnormalities, pseudohypoparathyroidism, dermatoglyphics, pituitary tumors, bone diseases, kidney stones, the connection between menopause and osteoporosis, and genetic deficiencies including Cushing's, Klinefelter's, and Turner's syndromes. While at Massachusetts General Hospital, Forbes worked in Fuller Albright's endocrinology laboratory, and contributed to the discovery of several diseases, including Forbes-Albright syndrome, a dysfunction of the pituitary gland which bears her name. Forbes taught endocrinology at the Pahlavi Medical School in Shiraz, Iran for two years and examined the skeletal maturation of Iranian children. Forbes was one of the first women named to the American Society for Clinical Investigation in 1950.
Primarily consists of colleague correspondence, notes, reports, publications, data, statistics, research study notes, grant proposals, patient records and fingerprints, and photographs resulting from Forbes's endocrine research conducted at Massachusetts General Hospital. Includes graphs, notes, and correspondence with Forbes's international collaborators Eric Engel, Edward Reifenstein, and Michel Vollotton. Also contains writings, lecture notes, article manuscripts, and graphs produced from her research. Includes Forbes's teaching notes and lecture outlines from her teaching activities at Harvard Medical School and Pahlavi University Medical School, correspondence and notes outlining Albright's experiment procedures, and personal correspondence and photographs. Contains case histories from endocrine patients with psychiatric consultations at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital with Henry M. Fox.
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Letter from Anne P. Forbes, M.D. to Joseph Garland, M.D.
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A letter from Anne P. Forbes to Dr. Garland, editor of the Harvard Medical Alumni Bulletin, asking for editorial assistance on an article Dr. Forbes has written about Fuller Albright.
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Forbes, Anne Pappenheimer
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1970 January 13
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DigID0001511
Anne Pappenheimer Forbes
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