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Bibliography of Yale Medical History

This bibliography was prepared from entries in PubMED, History of Science, Technology, and Medicine, and from other articles that have come to the attention of the compiler. The current listing no doubt has many important omissions. Part I lists a few basic sources on the history of the medical, nursing, and public health schools. Part II contains published obituaries or other biographical information on individuals, most of whom were Yale faculty members. With a few exceptions, articles on the careers of Yale medical graduates whose careers were elsewhere are out of scope for this bibliography unless the books or articles contain significant information about their Yale experience. Part III, arranged by author, contains other types of articles including some department histories. Suggestions of additional articles are very welcome.

I. General

  • Burrow, Gerard N. A History of Yale’s School of Medicine: Passing Torches to Others. New Haven: Yale University Press, 2002.
  • Falvey, Kerry L. Medicine at Yale : the first 200 years; with essays by Thomas P. Duffy, Sherwin B. Nuland and John Harley Warner ; and commentaries by Richard Belitsky ... [et al.].  New Haven, Conn. : Yale University in association with Yale University Press, c2010.

II. Biographical by Subject of Biography

Amatruda, Catherine Strunk, 1903-1949

  • Gesell, Arnold. “Catharine S. Amatruda, M.D. 1903-1949,” Connecticut State Medical Journal, 13 (November 1949): 1103-1104.

Atwater, Wilbur O., 1844-1907

  • Beecher GR, Stewart KK, Holden JM, Harnly JM, Wolf WR, " Legacy of Wilbur O. Atwater: human nutrition research expansion at the USDA--interagency development of food composition research," Journal of Nutrition, 2009 Jan;139(1):178-84.
  • Carpenter, Kenneth J. "The 1993 W.O. Atwater Centennial Memorial Lecture: The life and times of W.O. Atwater (1844-1907)," Journal of Nutrition 1994, 124 (9 Suppl): 1707S-1714S.

Baue, Arthur E.

  • Longo, W. E. "A tale of two cities: the Yale Surgical Society's tribute to Arthur E. Baue, MD.," Arch Surg. 2008 May;143(5):495-496.

Bayne-Jones, Stanhope, 1888-1970.

  • Cowdrey, Albert E. War and Healing: Stanhope Bayne-Jones and the Maturing of American Medicine. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1992.
  • Leikind, Morris C. “Stanhope Bayne-Jones: Physician, Teacher, Soldier, Scientist-Administrator, Friend of Medical Libraries,” Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine 48 (1972): 584-595.
  • Riley, Harris D. , Jr. “Doctors Joseph Jones and Stanhope Bayne-Jones. Two Distinguished Louisianians," Louisiana History 25 (1984): 155-180.

Beeson, Paul

  • "Changing times: reflections on a professional lifetime: an interview with Paul Beeson." Interview by Richard B. Lee. Annals of Internal Medicine 132(1) (2000): 71-79.
  • Kaufman, Sharon R. The Healer's Tale: Transforming Medicine and Culture. Life Course Studies. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press, 1993. [Reflections by seven subjects, among them Paul Beeson].
  • Rapport, Richard, M.D. Physician : the life of Paul Beeson. Fort Lee, N.J. : Barricade Books, Inc., c2001.

Blake, Francis Gilman, 1887-1952

  • Francis Gilman Blake Number, Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 24(6) (June 1952) including John R. Paul, “Francis Gilman Blake, 1887-1952,” 435-441, plus portrait; Curriculum Vitae, pp. 442-443, and “Bibliography of Francis Gilman Blake,” pp. 444-449; Addresses Delivered at Memorial Exercises for Francis Gilman Blake on June 15, 1952 in the Historical Library,” pp. 568-576; and Francis Gilman Blake Award, p. 577.

Bove, Joseph R.

  • Joseph R. Bove, MD: Autobiography, Transfusion medicine reviews, 20 (2006): 169-171.

Bondy, Philip K.

  • “The Philip K. Bondy Symposium: Recent Advances in Endocrinology and Metabolism, Yale University School of Medicine, May 5, 1989,” Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 62(5) (Sept.-Oct. 1989): 415-547, including portrait; Elisha Atkins, “Philip K. Bondy: An Appreciation,” pp. 417-419; and “Bibliography Philip K. Bondy, M.D.,” pp. 421-426.

Blumer, George, 1872-1962.

  • Blumer, George. "Reminiscences of an Old-Time Doctor." Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 28(1) (September 1955): 1-28.

Burr, Harold Saxton

  • H[ooker], D[avenport]. "Harold Saxton Burr," Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 30(3) (Dec. 1957): 161-167. [Includes portrait and bibliography].

Carmalt, William Henry, 1836-1929.

  • Harvey, Samuel C. "William Henry Carmalt," Surgery, Gynecology and Obstetrics 54 (1932): 254-255 plus portrait.
  • Lane, John E. “William Henry Carmalt,” Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 2(2) (1929): 1-25 plus portrait. Includes bibliography of writings of Carmalt.

Chittenden, Russell Henry, 1856-1943.

  • Cowgill, George R. “Russell Henry Chittenden,” Science 99 (1944): 116-118.
  • Hoffman, Joseph F. “Russell Henry Chittenden,” The Physiologist 30(4) (1987): 81-82.

Downs, Wilbur G.

  • Hutter, Randi. "Dr. Wilbur G. Downs: Crusader Against Malaria. M.D." Thesis, Yale School of Medicine, 1990.

Dusser de Barenne, J.C., 1885-1940

  • Fulton, John F. "Dusser de Barenne, Joannes Gregorius," Dictionary of American Biography, Supp. 2.: 161-162.
  • Fulton, John. F. and Ralph W. Gerard,," J.G. Dusser de Barenne, 1885-1940," Journal of Neurophysiology 3 (July 1940): 283-292. Includes portrait facing p. 283 and bibliography of Dusser de Barenne's works.
  • McCulloch, W.S. "Joannes Gregorius Dusser de Barenne (1885-1940)," Yale Journal of Biology & Medicine, 12 (6): (July, 1940): 743-746. Includes portrait facing p. 743

Eisenhardt, Louise, 1891-1967

  • Davey, Lycurgus M. "Louise Eisenhardt, M.D.: first editor of the Journal of Neurosurgery (1944- 1965)," Journal of Neurosurgery, 80 (1994): 342-346.
  • Gorman, William J. "Dr. Louise Eisenhardt," Journal of Neurosurgery, 26 (1967): 285-288.

Eliot, Martha, 1891-1978

  • Hunt, Marion. "'Extraordinarily Interesting and Happy Years: Martha M. Eliot and Pediatrics at Yale, 1921-1935" Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 1995, 68: 159-170.
  • Levine, Deborah."I Haven't Time to Write": Martha M. Eliot and American Medical Education Reform," Ann. Intern. Med. 2016 Nov 15;165(10):723-728.

Falk, I. S. (Isidore Sydney), 1899-1984

  • Derickson, Alan. “The House of Falk: The Paranoid Style in American Health Politics,”American Journal of Public Health, 87 (1997): 1836-1842.
  • Roemer, Milton. “I.S. Falk, the Committee on the Costs of Medical Care, and the Drive for National Health Insurance,” American Journal of Public Health, 75 (1985): 841-848.

Fassanella, Rocko M.

  • Fasanella, Robert. A Debt Repaid. New York: Vantage Press, 2001.
  • Karesh, J.W., P.T. Gavaris, and The Archives Committee of the American Society of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, "Masters of Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: Rocko Michael Fasanella, A Reminiscence," Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery 14 (1998): 303-304.

Ferris, Harry Burr, 1865-1940

  • Hooker, Davenport. "Harry Burr Ferris, M.D., 1865-1940," Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 13 (1940-41): 285-292. [Includes portrait and bibliography].

Flint, Joseph Marshall, 1872-1944

  • Baue, Arthur.E. "Joseph Marshall Flint and the whole-time system at Yale. The Samuel Clark Harvey Lecture in the History of Medicine March 21, 1977. Medical Historical Library. Yale University School of Medicine". Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 1978 Sept.-Oct., 51(5):549-63.
  • Harvey, Samuel Clark. "Joseph Marshall Flint." Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine,17(4) (March 1945): 503-515 and portrait.

Forbes, Thomas R., 1911-1988

  • Holmes, Frederic L. "Thomas Roger Forbes, 1911-1988: Anatomist, medical educator, and historian of medicine," Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, 44 (1989) : 154-159.
  • Joy, Robert J. T. "In Memoriam: Thomas Rogers Forbes (1911-1988)," Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 64 (1990): 86-87.

Fruton, Joseph S, 1912-2007

  • Fruton, Joseph S. Eighty years. New Haven: Epikouros Press, c1994.
  • Summers, William C. "Joseph Stewart Fruton, 1912-2007," Isis 100 (2009): 619-620.

Fulton, John F., 1899-1960

  • Bliss, Michael. “The Last Latchkeyer: The Tragedy of John Fulton,” in The Persisting Osler IV: Selected Transactions of the American Osler Society, 2001-2010, ed. Jeremiah A. Barondess and Charles S. Bryan (Sagamore Beach, MA: Science History Publications, 2011), 151-160.
  • Davey, Lycurgus M. "John F. Fulton, M.D., and the founding of the Journal of Neurosurgery." Journal of Neurosurgery 1994 Mar;80(3):584-7.
  • Davey, Lycurgus M. "John Farquhar Fulton." Neurosurgery 43(1) July 1998: 185-187.
  • Dohrmann, G.J. "Fulton and penicillin". Surg. Neurol. 1975 May;3(5):277-80.
  • Gariepy, Thomas P. "John Farquhar Fulton and the History of Science Society," in Catching up with the vision: Essays on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the founding of the History of Science Society, edited by Margaret W. Rossiter. Chicago : Univ. of Chicago Press for the History of Science Society, 1999, Isis supplement, vol. 90: S7-S27.
  • Hoff, Hebbel E. "John Fulton's contribution to neurophysiology." Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, 17 (1962):16-37, 1962
  • Keele, Kenneth D. "Leonardo da Vinci's 'Anatomia Naturale'. The inaugural John F. Fulton lecture. Yale University School of Medicine November 3, 1978". Yale J. Biol. Med. 1979 Jul-Aug;52(4):369-409.
  • Koehler, P. "The orang lives almost next door" the correspondence between John Fulton ( New Haven) and Willem Verhaart (Java). J Hist Neurosci. 2006 Mar;15(1):5-16.
  • MacLean, Paul D. "John F. Fulton (1899-1960): a midsummer reminiscence," Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 33(2) (Oct. 1960): 85-93.
  • Nuland, Sherwin B. and Bern Dibner. "Leonardo da Vinci's 'Anatomia Naturale'. The inaugural John F. Fulton lecture. Yale University School of Medicine November 3, 1978". Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 1979 Jul-Aug;52(4):363-8.
  • O'Leary, J.L. "John Farquhar Fulton". Surg Neurol. 1974 May;2(3):143-5.
  • John L. Phillips. The bends: compressed air in the history of science, diving, and engineering. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1998. Has a chapter on the Yale Decompression Sickness Division headed by John Fulton.
  • Pressman, Jack D. "Richard H. Shryock medal essay. Sufficient promise: John F. Fulton and the origins of psychosurgery". Bull Hist Med. 1988 Spring;62(1):1-22.
  • Pressman, Jack D. Last resort: psychosurgery and the limits of medicine. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1998.
  • Soriano, V. "Contribution of John F. Fulton to the study of cerebellar function". Int. J. Neurol. 1970, 7(2):108-12.
  • Tager, M. "John F. Fulton, coccidioidomycosis, and penicillin". Yale J. Biol. Med. 1976 Sep;49(4):391-8.
  • Walker, A. Earl. "John Farquhar Fulton, 1899-1960," Journal of Neurophysiology 23 (1960): 346-349.

Gesell, Arnold, 1880-1961

  • Ames, Louise Bates. Arnold Gesell: Themes of His Work. New York: Human Sciences Press, 1989.
  • Ball, R.S. "The Gesell Development Schedules: Arnold Gesell (1880-1961)". Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology, 1977, 5(3): 233-239.
  • Curtis, Scott.  “’Tangible as tissue’: Arnold Gesell, infant behavior, and film analysis,” Science in Context, 24 (2011): 417-442.
  • Dalton, Thomas. “Arnold Gesell and the Maturation Controversy,” Integrative Physiological and Behavioral Science, 40(4) (2005): 182-204.
  • Harris, Ben. “Arnold Gesell's progressive vision: child hygiene, socialism and eugenics,” History of Psychology, 14 (2011): 311-334.
  • Herman, Ellen. “Families made by science. Arnold Gesell and the technologies of modern child adoption,” Isis, 92 (2001): 684-715.
  • Kanner, L. “Arnold Gesell's place in the history of developmental psychology and psychiatry,” Psychiatric Research Report, 13 (1960): 1-9.
  • Knobloch, Hilda. “Arnold Gesell, 1880-1961,” American Journal of Psychiatry, 118 (1961): 574-576.
  • Miles, Walter R. "Arnold Lucius Gesell, 1880-1961: A Biographical Memoir," Biographical Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences 37 (1964): 55-96. 
  • Weizman, Fredric. “From the 'Village of a Thousand Souls' to 'Race Crossing in Jamaica': Arnold Gesell, eugenics and child development,” Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences, 46 (2010): 263-275.

Giebisch, Gerhard H.

  • Giebisch, Gerhard H. “A Long Affair with Renal Tubules,” Annual Review of Physiology 17 (March 2011): 1-28.

Glaser, Gilbert

  • "The Gilbert H. Glaser Symposium, Yale University School of Medicine, May 17, 1986,” edited by Jonathan H. Pincus, Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 60 (1987): 65-193 Includes portrait and Jonathan H. Pincus, “Gilbert H. Glaser: An Appreciation,” pp. 65-67.

Goldmann, Franz, 1895-1970

  • Antoni, Christine. Sozialhygiene und Public Health : Franz Goldmann (1895-1970). Husum: Matthiesen Verlag, 1997.

Goodrich, Annie, 1866-1954

  • Hamilton, Diane. "Constructing the mind of nursing," Nursing History Review: Official Journal of the American Association for the History of Nursing, 2 (1994): 3-28.

Greene, Nicholas M., 1922-2004

  • Greene, Nicholas M., "The Pleasures of Anesthesiology: An Autobiography," in Careers in Anesthesiology: Autobiographical Memoirs, vol. 4, ed. B. Raymond Fink and Kathryn E. McGoldrick, Park Ridge, IL: Wood Library-Museum of Anesthesiology , 2000, pp. 1-24 plus frontispiece portrait.

Haggard, Howard Wilcox, 1891-1959

  • Allred, N, Bejarano, W, Ward, J. “Howard Wilcox Haggard and the Institutionalization of Modern Alcohol Studies,” J Stud Alcohol Drugs, 78 (2017): 325-329.

Hardy, James Daniel

  • Dubois, Arthur B. “James Daniel Hardy,” Biographical Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences, 88 (2006): 189-212, facing portrait p. 188. Includes selected bibliography.

Harvey, Samuel Clark, 1886-1953

  • Fulton, John F. “Samuel Clark Harvey (1886-1953), Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 28 (1954): 275-276.
  • Taffel, Max. "Samuel Clark Harvey, 1886-1953," Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 26(1) (Sept. 1953): 1-7.
  • Samuel Clark Harvey Number, Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 23(6) (June, 1951). Including Grover F. Powers, “Sam Harvey: Yankee Surgeon—Philosopher,” pp. 445-449 plus portrait; Alfred Blalock, “Samuel Clark Harvey, “A Tribute from a Fellow Surgeon,” p. 522; and “Bibliography of Samuel C. Harvey,” 523-528.
  • Thomson, Elizabeth H. "Samuel Clark Harvey--Medical Historian, 1886-1953," Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, 9 (1954): 1-8.

Hess, Orvan

  • "Orvan W. Hess, M.D., receives AMA Scientific Achievement Award," Connecticut Medicine, 43 (1979): 603.

Hooker, Charles, 1799-1863

  • Leonard J. Sanford, Memorial of Prof. Charles Hooker, M.D. The inaugural address of Leonard J. Sanford, M.D. as Professor of Anatomy and Physiology in Yale College, Delivered September 17th, 1863. Published by the Class. New Haven: Thomas H. Pease, 1863.

Hooker, Worthington, 1806-1867

  • Burns, Chester R. "Worthington Hooker: Physician, Teacher, Reformer," Yale Medicine, 1967 Fall, 2(2):17-18.
  • Burns, Chester R., "Worthington Hooker," in American National Biography, New York: Oxford University Press, 1999, vol. 11: 139-140.
  • Musto, David F. "Worthington Hooker (1806-1867): physician and educator," Connecticut Medicine, 48(9)(1984): 569-574.

Ives, Eli, 1779-1861

  • Blumer, George. “Eli Ives - practitioner, teacher and botanist,” Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 4 (May 1932): 649-663. [Includes portrait and bibliography of Eli Ives.]
  • Bronson, Henry. Biographical Notice of Prof. Eli Ives, M.D. New Haven: Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor, 1867. “Re-published from the Proceedings of the Connecticut Medical Society.”
  • Burget, B.A. "Eli Ives of New Haven and Yale". Conn. Med., 31 (1967):509-12.
  • Dutton, Samuel W.S. Address at the Funeral of Eli Ives, M.D., October 10th, 1861. New Haven: Thomas J. Stafford, 1861.
  • Greene, Nicholas M. "Eli Ives and the medical use of ether prior to 1846," J. Hist. Med. 1960, 15: 297-299.
  • Massey, R.U. "Eli Ives, 1779-1861" Connecticut Medicine 1992 May, 56(5): 269.
  • Pearson, Howard A. "Lectures on the diseases of children by Eli Ives, MD, of Yale and New Haven: America's first academic pediatrician". Pediatrics. 1986 May, 77(5):680-6.
  • Pearson, Howard A. Lectures on the diseases of children by Eli Ives, M.D.: professor of materia medica ... the Medical Institution of Yale College, New Haven, Connecticut, 1813-1852. New Haven: Yale University School of Medicine, Dept. of Pediatrics, 1985.

Jackson, Edith B., 1895-1977

  • Jackson, D.J. "Contributions to the history of psychology: LXXIV. Edith Banfield Jackson: a pioneer in psychoanalysis," Psychological Reports, 68 (1991): 323-332.
  • Lynn, David J. “Freud’s Psychoanalysis of Edith Banfield Jackson, 1930-1936,” Journal of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychiatry, 31(4) (2003): 609-625.
  • Silberman, S.L. "Pioneering in family-centered maternity and infant care: Edith B. Jackson and the Yale rooming-in research project". Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 64(2) (1990): 262-287.
  • Wessel, Morris A. “Edith B. Jackson, M.D.,” Journal of Pediatrics, 93 (July 1978): 165-166.
  • Wessel, Morris A. and Frederic M. Blodgett. "Edith B. Jackson, M.D. and Yale Pediatrics". Connecticut Medicine 1962, July, 26(7): 438-441.

Janeway, Charles A., Jr.

  • Janeway, Charles A., Jr. “A trip through my life with an immunological theme,” Annual Review of Immunology, 20 (2002):1-28, 2002.

Jewett, Pliny A., 1816-1884

  • Barnes, Lewis, "Pliny A. Jewett, A.M., M.D., New Haven," Proc. Conn. Med. Soc., 1887: 169-172.

Katz, Jay

  • Burt, R. A. "The uses of psychoanalysis in law: the force of Jay Katz's example," Yale J Health Policy Law Ethics. 2006 Summer;6(2):401-413, discussion 415-429, 501-502.
  • Koh Harold H. "The healing wisdom of Jay Katz," Yale J Health Policy Law Ethics, 2006 Summer;6(2):397-399.  
  • Tolley D. C. "A world less silent: celebrating Jay Katz's contributions to law, medicine, and ethics," Yale J Health Policy Law Ethics, 2006 Summer;6(2):393-396.

Kennard, Margaret Alice

  • Dennis, Maureen. “Margaret Kennard (1899-1975): Not a ‘Principle’ of brain plasticity but a founding mother of developmental neurophysiology,” Cortex 46 (2010): 1043-1059.
  • Finger, Stanley. "Margaret Kennard on sparing and recovery of function: a tribute to the 100th anniversary of her birth," Journal of the History of the Neurosciences, 8 (1999): 269- 285.

Kitahata, Luke Masahiko

  • Tomioka, T.  [Yale anesthesiology: a reflection on Professor Kitahata's days], Masui, 55(5) (2006): 635-638. Japanese. Kitihata wasember and then chairman of the Yale anesthesiology department for 33 years, 1964 to 1997, and trained many Japanese students.

Knight, Jonathan, 1789-1864

  • Fulton, John F. "The Library of Jonathan Knight, 1789-1864,"Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 25(6) (June 1953): 468-476.
  • Walker, L.G., Jr. "Surgery at Yale in 1843: Professor Jonathan Knight's Lectures," Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 74 (2001): 111-137.

Lerner, Aaron B.

  • Edelson R. "Aaron Lerner's Legacy at Yale University," J Invest Dermatol. 2007 Sep;127(9):2081-2082.
  • Lerner, Aaron B., "The Discovery of the Melanotropins," in The Melanotropic Peptides, Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 680 (1993): 1-12.
  • Lerner, Aaron B. "Melatonin--Without the Hype," in Melatonin After Four Decades, edited by James Olcese. New York: Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers, 2000, pp. 1-3. On the melatonin project at Yale.
  • Lerner, Aaron B. “My 60 Years in Pigmentation,” Pigment Cell Research, 12 (1999): 131-144. Includes CV and list of selected publications.
  • Lerner, Aaron B., "Once Upon a Pigment cell," Pigment Cell, 15 (1970): 1-8.

Liebow, Averill A., 1911-1978

  • Bloor, Colin M. “In Remembrance of Averill A. Liebow (March 31, 1911-May 31, 1978),” American Journal of Pathology 92 (1978): 577-580.
  • Liebow, Averill A. Encounter with Disaster, a Medical Diary of Hiroshima, 1945. New York: Norton, 1970.
  • Lindskog, Gustaf E. “Averill Abraham Liebow (1911-1978): A Colleague's Tribute,” Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 54 (1981): 127-137.
  • Scarani, P.  "The pathologist and the bomb: Averill A. Liebow in Hiroshima," Int J. Surg Pathol, 2004 Apr;12(2):147-8.

Lindsley, Charles Augustus, 1826-1906

  • William Carmalt, "Charles Augustus Lindsley, M.D., New Haven, " Proceedings of the Connecticut Medical Society (1906): 292-297.

Lippard, Vernon

  • "The Dean of Deans: Faculty Profile: Vernon W. Lippard, M.D., Sc.D., Dean and Professor of Pediatrics," Yale Medicine 2(2) (1967): 18-23.
  • “The Vernon W. Lippard Issue: Essays on the American Medical School," Arthur Ebbert, Jr., Guest Editor, Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 39(6)(June 1967): 343-422. Includes portrait and biography: Arthur Ebbert, Jr., “Vernon W. Lippard,” pp. 343-345.

Lusk, Graham

  • "Criteria of the monetary value of foods from The Fundamental Basis of Nutrition by Graham Lusk. Yale University Press, 1914," Nutrition Review, 31 (1973): 211-215.

Lytton, Bernard

  • Lytton, Bernard. “The Early History of Kidney Transplantation at Yale (1967-1985): A Personal Memoir,” Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 78 (2005): 173-184.

Malawista, Stephen E., 1934-2013

  • Ruth R. Montgomery, Richard J. Bucala, and Linda K. Bockenstedt. "In Memoriam: Stepehn E. Mlwista, MD, 1934-2013," Arthritis & Rheumatology. 66[1] (January 2014): 1.   See also Jonathan Edlow, Bull's-eye below.

Mendel, Lafayette B., 1872-1935

  • Becker, Stanley L. "Butter makes them grow: An episode in the discovery of vitamins," Bulletin of the Connecticut Agriculture Experiment Station 767(1977): 1-21.
  • Chittenden, Russell H. “Biographical Memoir of Lafayette Benedict Mendel, 1972-1935,” Biographical Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences 18 (1937). Includes bibliography of Mendel’s writings.
  • Rossiter, Margaret W. "Mendel the mentor: Yale women doctorates in biochemisty, 1898-1937," Journal of Chemical Education 1994, 71: 215-219.

McCulloch, Warren

  • Abraham, T. "(Physio)logical circuits: The intellectual origins of the McCulloch-Pitts Neural Networks," Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences, 38 (2002): 3-25.
  • Arbib, M. "Warren McCulloch’s Search for the Logic of the Nervous System," Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, 43 (2000): 193-216.
  • McCulloch, R. The Collected Works of Warren S. McCulloch. Salinas, CA: Intersystems Publications, 1989.

Munson, Eneas, 1734-1826

  • Quen, Jacques M. "Eneas Munson (1734-1826)," Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, 31 (1976): 307-319.

Nuland, Sherwin

  • Nuland, Sherwin. Lost in America : a journey with my father. New York : Alfred A. Knopf, 2003.

Oughterson, Ashley Webster, 1895-1956

  • Fulton, John F. and Eugene Davidson. Ashley Webster Oughterson, 1895-1956, pamphlet, n.d. [ca. 1956] "Sponsored by the Trustees of the Associates of the Yale Medical Library."
  • Kunstman, J.W., Longo, W.E. “Ashley W. Oughterson, MD: Surgeon, Soldier, Leader,” Yale J Biol Med, 2015 Jun 1;88(2):191-7.

Paul, John R., 1893-1971

  • Horstmann, Dorothy M. and Paul B. Beeson. "John Rodman Paul, April 18, 1893--May 6, 1971". In: Biographical Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences 47 (1975): 323-368.
  • "Paul, John Rodman." National Cyclopedia of American Biography (1975): 215-216.
  • Virology and Epidemiology: Contributions in Honor of John Rodman Paul. Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, Dec.-Feb. 1961/2, ed. Dorothy M. Horstmann. Hamden, Conn.: Archon Books, 1962. Includes Dorothy M. Horstmann, “Foreward,” pp.1-2; “From the Notebook of John Rodman Paul,” pp. 2-20; and “Bibliography of John Rodman Paul,” pp. 21-30.
  • Viseltear, Arthur J. “John R. Paul and the Definition of Preventive Medicine,” Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 55 (3/4) (May-Aug 1982): 167-172.

Percival, James Gates

  • Cone, T.E. Jr. "James Gates Percival (M.D. Yale 1820), Once our nation's most promising poet," Connecticut Medicine, 30 (1966): 719-21.

Peters, John Punnett, 1887-1955

  • Erslev, A.J. "The discovery of erythropoietin". ASAIO Journal 1993, 39(2): 89-92.
  • "John P. Peters Symposium. June 6, 1998," Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 75 (2002): 1-39.
  • Lavietes, Paul H. “John Punnett Peters: An Appreciation,” Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 29 (1956-57): 175-190. Includes portrait and Peters’ bibliography. Miller, Max, “John P. Peters, 1887-1955,” Diabetes, 6 (1957): 99-103.
  • Paul, John Rodman and Long, Cyril Norman Hugh. “John Punnett Peters, 1887-1955,” Biographical Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences 33 (1958): 347-375. Includes portrait and Peters’ bibliography.
  • Van Slyke, Donald D. “John P. Peters,” Clinical Chemistry, 3(4) (1957), Supp.: 287-293.

Powers, Grover, 1887-1968

  • Caulfield, Ernest. "Grover Francis Powers (1887-1968)," Pediatrics. 1968 Oct;42(4):705-6.
  • Gordon, H.H. "Great American pediatricians: Grover F. Powers--an appreciation". Pediatr Ann. 1983 Jan;12(1):66, 68, 70, 72.
  • Gordon, H.H. "Grover F. Powers. In memoriam". Yale J. Biol. Med. 1969 Aug;42(1):39-44.
  • Grover Francis Powers Issue, Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 24(4) (February 1952) including Daniel C., Darrow, “Grover Francis Powers and Pediatrics at Yale,” 243-251 plus photograph, and Virginia S. Green, Department of Pediatrics” with Powers’ bibliography, pp. 341-344.
  • Miller, H.C. "Grover Powers". Journal of Pediatrics, 122(1993): 497-98.
  • Vaughan, V.C., 3d "Addendum to profile of Grover Francis Powers". Journal of Pediatrics, 123 (1993): 166.

Redlich, Frederick C. (Fritz)

  • Brody, Eugene B., "Learning Social Psychiatry in the Medical School," Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 51 (1978):103-108.

Rosen, George, 1910-1977

  • Bowers, J.Z. "Remarks at George Rosen's memorial service, 14 October 1977, Yale University," Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, 33(1978):256-257.
  • Fee, Elizabeth and Edward T. Mormon. "Doing history, making revolution: the aspirations of Henry Sigerist and George Rosen". In: Doctors, Politics and Society: Historical Essays, ed. Dorothy Porter and Roy Porter. Clio Medica 23. Amsterdam: Rodopi, 1993, pp. 275-311.
  • Viseltear, Arthur J. "Dr. George Rosen, former journal editor, Yale professor and scholar of history of science and medicine (June 23, 1910-July 27, 1977)". Am. J. Public Health. 1977 Oct;67(10):997-999.

Seldin, Donald W.

  • Epstein, Franklin H., “Recollections of Nephrology: Peters and Seldin: Presentation of the First John P. Peters Award to Donald W. Seldin, 1983,” Seminars in Nephrology 4(2) (1984): 107-112 .

Selzer, Richard

  • Toledo-Pereyra, L. H. "Richard Selzer: premiere American surgeon-writer,"J Invest Surg. 2007 Nov-Dec;20(6):319-23.

Siegel, Norman

  • Pearson, Howard A., Hostetter, Margaret K. and Friedman, Alan H.. "Pediatric Grand Rounds: A tribute to Norman J. Siegel, M.D.” Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 75 (2002): 307-312.

Silliman, Benjamin, 1779-1864

  • Baatz, Simon. "'Squinting at Silliman': Scientific periodicals in the early American republic, 1810-1833". Isis: International Review devoted to the History of Science and its Cultural Influences 1991, 82: 223-244.
  • Brown, Chandos Michael. Benjamin Silliman: A life in the young Republic. Princeton, N.J. : Princeton Univ. Press, 1989.
  • Fulton, John F. and Elizabeth H. Thomson. Benjamin Silliman, 1779-1864, pathfinder in American science. New York: H. Schuman, [1947].
  • Nolan, John P. "Genteel attitudes in the formation of the American scientific community: The career of Benjamin Silliman of Yale". Dissertation Abstracts International 1979, 39: 5986-A.
  • Schiff, Judith A. "Benjamin Silliman (1779-1864): A 200th birthday celebration honoring the father of American scientific education". Yale University Library Gazette 1980, 54: 149-162.
  • Scott, Arthur F. "Beginning of chemistry in America: Notes from the 1874 essay of Benjamin Silliman, Jr." Chemistry 1976, 49(6): 8-11.
  • Williams, William D. "Old chemistries: A 'lost' Silliman chemistry text," Bulletin of the History of Chemistry 1992, 12: 35-38.
  • Wilson, Leonard G., ed. Benjamin Silliman and his circle: Studies on the influence of Benjamin Silliman on science in America. Prepared in honor of Elizabeth H. Thomson. New York : Science History, 1979.

Smith, George Hathorn, 1885-1952

  • George Hathorn Smith Number, Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 25(5)(April, 1953), including Samuel C. Harvey, “George Hathorn Smith, 1885-1952,” pp. 299-305, portrait; “Bibliography of George H. Smith,” compiled by Emma M. Armonath, pp. 306-308.

Smith, George Milton, 1879-1951

  • Bayne-Jones, Stanhope. "Aspects of Cancer Research in the United States of America: A Tribute to George Milton Smith (1879-1951)." Texas Reports on Biology and Medicine 10(4) (Winter 1952): 1084-1098.
  • Merriman, Daniel. "George Milton Smith : An Appreciation of His Library," Yale University Library Gazette 26(3) (Jan. 1952): 137-146.
  • Winternitz, Milton C. "In Memoriam: George Milton Smith," Cancer Research, 11 (1951): 820.

Smith, Herbert Eugene, 1857-1933

  • Ferris, H.B. “Herbert Eugene Smith, M.D., Los Gatos, California, 1857-1933,” Proceedings of the Connecticut Medical Society 142 (1934): 267-277.

Smith, Nathan, 1762-1829

  • Annan, Gertrude. "Advice of Nathan Smith, 1762-1829, on the conduct of an accoucheur." Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine 12(9) (Sept. 1936): 528-534.
  • Cleveland, Mather, and Oliver S. Hayward. "Nathan Smith (1762-1829) on Amputations," The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery 43-A(8) (Dec. 1961): 1246-1254.
  • Donaldson, Gordon A. "The Legacy of Nathan Smith," Harvard Medical Alumni Bulletin 55(2)(1981): 21-28.
  • Field, W.W. The good Doctor Smith : life and times of Dr. Nathan Smith 1762-1829, Professor of Surgery and Physics at Dartmouth College, Yale University, Bowdoin College, University of Vermont : as seen through his letters, his lectures, and recollections of his students. New Haven, Conn. : W.W. Field, c1992.
  • Fishbein, R.H. "Nathan Smith and the Johns Hopkins connection," Maryland Medical Journal, 38 (1989): 467-475. On Nathan Smith and his descendants.
  • Harvey, Samuel C. "The Education of Nathan Smith," Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 1 (May, 1929): 259-268.
  • Hayward, Oliver S. "A search for the real Nathan Smith". J. Hist. Med. 1960, 15: 268-281.
  • Hayward, Oliver S. "Dr. Nathan Smith (1762-1829) -- American Pioneer," New England Journal of Medicine 261 (Sept 3, 1959): 489-494.
  • Hayward, Oliver S. "Three American Anatomy Letters (1817-1830), Bulletin of the History of Medicine, 38 (1964): 377-378. One correspondent was Nathan Smith.
  • Hayward, Oliver and Constance E. Putnam. Improve, perfect, and perpetuate: Dr. Nathan Smith and early American medical education. Hanover, NH : University Press of New England, c1998.
  • Hurd, Henry M. "Nathan Smith, Nathan R. Smith and Alan P. Smith--Three generations of a Medical Family," Bulletin of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland 8 (1916): 157-165.  
  • Hurd, Henry M. "Nathan Smith, Nathan R. Smith and Alan P. Smith – A Medical Family," Maryland Medical Journal, 59 (1916): 56-59.
  • Lindskog, G.E. "Yale's first professor of surgery: Nathan Smith, M.D. (1762-1829)". Surgery. 1968 Aug., 64(2):524-8.
  • Oughterson, Ashley W. "Nathan Smith and Cancer Therapy," Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 12(2) (Dec. 1939): 123-136.
  • Paul, John R. "Nathan Smith and Typhoid Fever," Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 2 (Jan. 1930): 169-181.
  • Putnam, Constance E. "Fascinated by fevers: Nathan Smith (1762-1829), early American doctor," Journal of Medical Biography, 10 (2002): 10-19.
  • Putnam, Constance E. "Nathan Smith," American National Biography. New York: Oxford University Press, 1999, vol. 20: 261-263.
  • Smith, Emily A. The Life and Letters of Nathan Smith, M.B., M.D. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1913.
  • Thoms, Herbert. "Nathan Smith and Ovariotomy," International Abstract of Surgery (April 1920): 305-307.
  • Thoms, Herbert. "Nathan Smith." Journal of Medical Education 33 (1958): 817-826.
  • Wheelock, Seymour E. "A First-Rate Tale." Dartmouth Medicine, Fall 1990: 48-51.
  • Wirthin, LeRoy S. "Joseph Smith's Boyhood Operation: An 1813 Surgical Success," Brigham Young University Studies, 21(2) (1961):131-154.
  • Wirthin, LeRoy S. "Nathan Smith (1762-1828): Surgical Consultant to Joseph Smith," Brigham Young University Studies, 17(3) (1977): 319-377.

Solnit, Albert J., 1919-2002

  • Volkmar, F.R,, Nordhaus, B, Schowalte, J.E.. "Albert J. Solnit, M.D. (1919-2002)," American Journal of Psychiatry, 163(6) (2006): 992.

Soper, Willard Burr

  • Blake, Francis G. “Willard Burr Soper,” Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 12 (1940): 327-330.
  • Harvey, Samuel C. "Willard Burr Soper,” Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 15 (1943): 295-299.

Spencer, Susan S.

  • Cramer J. "In memoriam: Susan S. Spencer, MD. Epilepsy and Behavior, 2009 Aug;15(4):401.

Spiro, Howard M.

  • Anderson, J. M. "Presentation of the Julius M. Friedenwald medal to Howard M. Spiro, M.D.," Gastroenterology, 118 (2000): 1229-1232.
  • Fisher, Rosemarie. “In Memoriam: Howard M. Spiro, MD 1924-2012,” Journal of Clinical Gastroenterology, 46(6) (July 2012): 435-436.
  • Lewis, Myron.  “Howard M. Spiro, M.D.,” Journal of Clinical Gastroenterology,  27(1) (July 1998): 1-2.

Stanton, Madeline Earle, 1898-1980

  • "A gathering of friends in memory of Madeline Earle Stanton, (1898-1980), held in the Historical Library, Yale University School of Medicine, Saturday, 22 November 1980," Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, 36 (1981): 129-150.

Stone, Leon Stansfield, 1893-1980

  • Meader, Ralph. "Leon Stansfield Stone, 1893-1980,” Anatomical Record , 198 (2) (1980): 315-317.

Taylor, Kenneth J., 1939-2003

  • Taylor, C.R. and Holland, C.K. “Kenneth J. Taylor, MD, PhD, FACP, 1939-2003, Pioneer of Diagnostic Ultrasound Imaging," Journal of Ultrasound in Medicine, 22 (2003):663-664.

Thompson, John D.

  • William D. White, ed. Compelled by Data: John D. Thompson: Nurse, Health Services Researcher, and Health Administration Educator. New Haven: Yale School of Medicine, Department of Epidemiology and Public Health, 2003.

Thoms, Herbert, 1885-1972

  • Herbert Thoms Number. Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 25(6) (June 1953). Containing: Harvey, Samuel C. "Herbert King Thoms: The Progress of a Scotsman," pp. 447-453; Barker, Creighton W. "Herbert Thoms. Extramural," pp. 454-460; and "Bibliography of Herbert Thoms," pp. 461-467.
  • Berkow, Sam Gordon. "The progress of a Connecticut Yankee: A visit with Dr. Herbert Thoms." Obstetrics and Gynecology 1962 Jan., 19(1): 137-144.

Thomson, Elizabeth Harriet, 1907-1991

  • "A gathering of friends in memory of Elizabeth Harriet Thomson (1907-1991) held in the Historical Library, Yale University School of Medicine, Saturday, 25 January 1992," J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 1992, 47: 253-69.

Trask, James Dowling, 1890-1942

  • Powers, Grover F. “Dr. James Dowling Trask, 1890-1942,” Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 16 (1944): 395-399.
  • Powers, Grover F. “James Dowling Trask, M.D. (1890-1942),” Connecticut State Medical Journal, 6 (1942): 572-574.

Tully, William, 1785-1859

  • Ferris, Harry Burr. "The peregrinating Dr. William Tully, A.M., M.D.," Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 5 (1) (1932-33):1-37
  • Charles W. Carey, Jr., "William Tully," American National Biography. New York: Oxford University Press, 1999, 21: 927-928.
  • Hurd-Mead, Kate Campbell. "William Tully, of Connecticut, 1785-1859," Bulletin of the Johns Hopkins Hospital 27 (1916): 79-85.
  • Tully, William. The journal of William Tully, medical student at Dartmouth, 1808-1809, ed. Oliver S. Hayward and Elizabeth H. Thomson. New York: Science History Publications, 1977.

Turner, Daniel, 1667-1740

  • Lyell, A. "Daniel Turner (1667-1740) LRCP London (1711) M.D. honorary, Yale (1723), surgeon, physician and pioneer dermatologist: the man seen in the pages of his book on the skin". Int. J. Dermatol. 1982 Apr;21(3):162-70.
  • Wilson, Philip K. "Reading a Man Through His Gifts: Daniel Turner's 1722 Book Donation to Yale College," Yale University Library Gazette 69 (3-4) (April 1995): 129-148.

Viseltear, Arthur

  • “Essays in Memory of Arthur J. Viseltear,” edited by John D. Thompson and Dorothy M. Horstman, Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 64 (1991): 428-541. Partial contents include portrait; John D. Thompson, "Arthur J. Vistelear: Esteemed Academic Companion," pp. 429-430; Philip K. Bondy, "Arthur J. Viseltear and the Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine," p. 431; Samuel S. Meyers, "Arthur J. Viseltear: A Student's Elegy," pp. 433-434.

Wagenen, Gertrude van, 1893-1978

  • "Wagenen, Gertrude van" in: Zur Geschichte der Endokrinologie und Reproduktionsmedizin: 256 Biographen und Berichte, ed. Gerhard Bettendorf (Berlin: Springer, 1995), pp. 599-606.

Wakeman, Ella Clay

  • Baserga, Susan J., David W. Calhoun and Louva C. Calhoun. "Ella Clay Wakeman: Yale School of Medicine, 1921," Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 1995, 68: 171-190.

Weinerman, E. Richard, 1917-1970

  • Weinerman memorial volume : selected papers and contributed articles on health services, edited by Jerome S. Beloff. New Haven: Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 1971.

White, Moses Clark, 1818-1900

  • Bartlett, C.J. "Moses Clark White, A.M., M.D., New Haven," Proceedings of the Connecticut Medical Society, 1901: 291-293.

Winslow, C.-E.-A., 1877-1857

  • Anderson, R. Joseph. "C.-E. A. Winslow papers". Bulletin of the History of Medicine 1980, 54: 581-582.
  • C.-E.A. Winslow number of the Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 19(4) (March 1947): 391-800.
  • Includes: "Bibliography of Charles-Edward Armory Winslow," pp. 779-800.
  • “Charles-Edward Amory Winslow, February 4, 1877-January 8, 1957. President American Public Health Association, 1926. Editor American Journal of Public Health, 1944-1954. A Memorial,” American Journal of Public Health, 47 (1957): 151-167.
  • Jekel, James F. "Health Departments in the U.S. 1920-1988: Statements of Mission with Special Reference to the Role of C.-E.-A. Winslow," Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 64 (1991): 467-479.
  • Terris, Milton. "C.-E. A. Winslow: Scientist, Activist, and Theoretician of the American Public Health Movement Throughout the First Half of the Twentieth Century," [with commentaries by David Rosner and Gerald Markowitz], Journal of Public Health Policy, vol. 19, no. 2 (1998) 135-159.
  • Viseltear, Arthur J. "C.-E. A. Winslow: His era and his contribution to medical care". IN: Healing and history: Essays for George Rosen / Charles E. Rosenberg (ed.) p.205-228. New York : Science History, 1979.
  • Viseltear, Arthur J. "C.-E.A. Winslow and the early years of public health at Yale, 1915-1925". Yale. J. Biol. Med. 1982, 55: 137-51.
  • Viseltear, Arthur J. "C.-E.A. Winslow and the later years of public health at Yale, 1940-1945". Yale J. Biol. Med. 1987, 60: 447-70.

Winternitz, Milton C., 1885-1959

  • Cheever, Susan. Treetops: A Family Memoir. New York: Bantam Books, 1991. Cheever was the granddaughter of Winternitz.
  • Engel, J.W. "Early psychiatry at Yale: Milton C. Winternitz and the founding of the Department of Psychiatry and Mental Hygiene," Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 1994, 67: 33-47
  • Fritz, Jay M. "Dean Winternitz, Clinical Sociology and the Julius Rosenwald Fund." Clinical Sociology Review, 11 (1989): 17-27.
  • Fulton, John F. "Some Notes on the Yale University School of Medicine with Special Reference to Milton Winternitz," Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 22 (1950): 589-594.
  • Liebow, Averill A. and Levin L. Waters. "Milton Charles Winternitz; February 19, 1885 - October 3, 1959,"Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 1959, 32: 143-172. Includes Winternitz's bibliography.
  • “Milton C. Winternitz Number,” Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 12 (1949-50). Festschrift on Winternitz’s retirement.
  • Paul, John R. "Dean Winternitz and the rebirth of the Yale Medical School in the 1920's". Yale J. Biol. Med. 1970 Oct., 43(2): 110-9.
  • Powers, Grover F. "Dr. Winternitz and Pediatrics at Yale, Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 22 (1950): 715-718.
  • Spiro, Howard, and Norton, Priscilla Waters. "Dean Milton C. Winternitz at Yale." Perspectives in Biology & Medicine, 46 (2003): 403-412.
  • Viseltear, Arthur J. "Milton C. Winternitz and the Yale Institute of Human Relations: a brief chapter in the history of social medicine". Yale J. Biol. Med. 1984, 57: 869-89.
  • Waters, L.L.. "Milton Charles Winternitz: Pupil of William Henry Welch," Science 131 (8 April 1960): 1029-1030.
  • Winternitz, Milton C. "Documents and Corrrepondence on the Founding of Clinical Sociology at Yale, 1930-31". Clinical Sociology Review 11 (1989): 28-41.

Yerkes, Robert M., 1876-1956

  • Dewsbury, Donald A. "Early interactions between animal psychologists and animal activists and the founding of the APA Committee on Precautions in Animal Experimentation". American Psychologist 1990 March, 45(3): 315-327.
  • Dewsbury, Donald A. "Robert M. Yerkes: a psychobiologist with a plan," In: Portraits of pioneers in psychology. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association, 1996, pp. 86-105.
  • Dewsbury, Donald A. "Robert Yerkes, sex research, and the problem of data simplification," History of Psychology, 1 (1998): 116-129.
  • Hartman, A.M. "Contributions to the history of psychology: XCIX. Experimental study of extrahuman primate social behaviors: James Harlan Elder," Psychological Reports 1994 June, 17 (3 pt. 2): 1383-86.
  • Pickren, Wade. "Robert Yerkes, Calvin Stone, and the beginning of programmatic sex research by psychologists, 1921-1930," American Journal of Psychology, 110 (1997): 603-619.
  • Reed, James. "Robert M. Yerkes and the comparative method," IN: Historical perspectives and the international status of comparative psychology, ed. Ethel Tobach, pp. 91-102. Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum, 1987.
  • Reed, James. "Robert M. Yerkes and the mental testing movement," IN: Psychological testing and American society, 1890-1930, ed. Michael M. Sokal, p.75-94. New Brunswick, N.J. : Rutgers Univ. Press, 1987.
  • Stark, Bruce P. Robert M. Yerkes papers. New Haven : Yale Univ. Sterling Memorial Library, 1985. 141 leaves.
  • Trewin, Shae A. "Robert Yerkes' multiple-choice apparatus, 1913-1939," Am J Psychol. 2007 Winter;120(4):645-660.
  • Von Mayrhauser, Richard T. "The triumph of utility: The forgotten clash of American psychologies in World War I". IN: Dissertation Abstracts International 1986, 47: 1861-A. On the approaches to psychology of Walter D. Scott and Robert M. Yerkes.
  • Wight, Randall D. "The Pavlov-Yerkes connection: What was its origin?" Psychological Record 1993, 43: 351-360.

III. General articles on Yale School of Medicine, Yale School of Nursing, or Yale School of Epidemiology and Public Health

  • Austrian, R. "The pneumococcus and some men who came to Yale: the Dorothy M. Horstmann Lecture". Yale J. Biol. Med. 1993 Jul-Aug;66(4):315-24.
  • Baserga, Susan J. "The early years of coeducation at the Yale University School of Medicine". Yale J. Biol. Med. 1980 May-Jun;53(3):181-90.
  • Bell, Whitfield. "The Medical Institution of Yale College, 1810-1885," Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 33(3) (Dec. 1960): 169-183.
  • Bowers, John Z. "Yale and the Atomic Bomb Casualty Commission," Yale J. Biol. Med. 1983 Jan-Feb;56(1):39-45.
  • Blake, Eugene M. “Historical Review of the Teaching of Ophthalmology at the School of Medicine, Yale University,” Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine. 15(5) (May 1943): 755-764.
  • Collins, W.F. "The Sterling Hall of Medicine, Yale University School of Medicine," Journal of Neurosurgery, 75 (1991): 489-490.
  • A commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of the Connecticut Tumor Registry. Selected papers from the Yale Symposium on Cancer Epidemiology Today and the International Agency for Cancer Research Symposium on Cancer Registries and Multiple Primary Tumors. December 9-12, 1985. Yale J. Biol. Med. 1986 Sep-Oct;59(5):473-566.
  • Company C and friends [videorecording]: Yale Medical School during World War II with epilogue, narrated by Nicholas Spinelli. New Haven: Video Production Services, Yale University School of Medicine, [1994] Med Video 40
  • Curtis, M. "Autonomy: an institutional study; Yale University School of Nursing, 1923-1934". Nurs. Res. Conf. 1972 Mar;8:229-47.
  • Daniels, Daryl Keith. African-Americans at the Yale University School of Medicine: 1810-1960. Thesis, Yale University of School of Medicine, 1991. [Online through Orbis, the Yale Library catalogue]
  • Daniels, Daryl Keith. "African-American Students: YSM's Unfolding Legacy," Yale Medicine, 25(3) (Summer 1991): 9-13.
  • Davey, Lycurgus M. "Sharing Light. Was the Greek Inscription Over the Door to Sterling about handing down of knowledge, or a more collegial enterprise? A search of the past suggests the latter." Yale Medicine 31(1) (Fall 1976): 60-61.
  • De Vita, Vincent, Jr. and Edward Chu. “A History of Cancer Chemotherapy,” Cancer Research, 68(21) (November 1, 2008): 8643-8653. Includes some research at Yale.
  • Edlow, Jonathan A., Bull's-Eye: Unravelling the Medical Mystery of Lyme Disease (New Haven: Yale University Press, 2003, 2nd ed. 2004). Material on the Yale group's discovery of Lyme disease and later research.
  • Evans, A.S. "The past is prologue. A 50 year perspective of volume 1. The Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 1928--1929", Yale J. Biol. Med. 51(4) (July-Aug. 1978): 477-79. Exhibitions in Yale University on the occasion of the sesquicentennial celebration of the School of Medicine. New Haven: Yale University, 1960.
  • Field, William W. The Story of the Beaumont Medical Club, 1920-1990. New Haven: privately printed, 1990.
  • Fifteen years of plastic surgery at Yale: a historical review, 1971-1986. New Haven, CT: Yale University, Department of Plastic Surgery, 1966.
  • Med. Archives Y558 +F54 1986
  • Fischer, David S. A History of the Clinical Cancer Program at Yale-New Haven Hospital and Yale Comprehensive Care Center: One Man’s View and a Personal Memoir.  (New Haven: published by the author, printed by Yale Printing and Publishing Services, 2012.)
  • Floch, Lewis M.. " 50 years of leadership of the Yale Digestive Disease Program," J. Clin. Gastroenterol. 2005 Apr;39(4 Suppl 2):S29-32.
  • Foote, Charles J. "Early years of bacteriology in the Yale Medical School and in the City of New Haven." Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 13 (1940-41): 309-314.
  • Fulton, John F. and Leslie F. Nims. "Aeromedical research at Yale. Effects of high altitudes studied in decompression chamber. Yale University 1946". Int. J. Neurol. 1980;14(2-4):294-9.
  • Glenn, William W.L. "The development of cardiac surgery: 1896-1991. New Haven: Yale University School of Medicine, 1992."Scrapbook of exhibit.
  • Med Archives Y57 ++G54 1992
  • Gondra, J.M., and M. Sánchez de Miguel, "Yale University's Institute of Human Relations and the Spanish Civil War: Dollard and Miller's study of fear and courage under battle conditions," Span J Psychol. 2009 Nov;12(2):393-404.
  • Gordon, Judith B. "Notes on the History of Clinical Sociology at Yale," Clinical Sociology Review, 11 (1989):42-51.  
  • Granger, Richard H. The Yale Child Study Center, 1911-1999 / Prepared by Richard H. Granger, M.D., with the assistance of Linda Mayes, M.D., and members of the Child Study Center Faculty. New Haven, Conn. : The Center..., 1999.
  • Grossman, Charles M. "The First Use of penicillin in the United States," Annals of Internal Medicine, 149(2) (15 July 2008): 135-136. Online version includes four letters concerning the article.
  • Hamlin, Hannibal. "The dissection riot of 1824 and the Connecticut Anatomical Law." Yale J. Biol. Med. 1934-35, 7:275-289.
  • Harvey, A. McGehee "Science at the bedside: the footprints of Yale and Johns Hopkins". Yale J. Biol. Med. 1979 Nov-Dec;52(6):569-79.
  • Hervis, R.M. "Impact of DRGs on the medical profession," Clin. Lab. Sci., 6 (1993): 183-185.
  • DRGs were developed at Yale.
  • Hiddinga, Anja. Changing Normality: Pregnancy and Scientific Knowledge Claims, 1920-1950, with Special Reference to the USA. Amsterdam: University of Amsterdam, 1995. [Includes material on Yale.]
  • Holmes, Frederic L. Biochemistry. New Haven, Conn. : Yale University, 2001. Also forms part of: Science at Yale, ed Sidney Altman. New Haven: Yale University, 2002.
  • Horstmann, Dorothy M. “The Poliomyelitis Story: A Scientific Hegira,” Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 58 (1985): 79-90.
  • Jackson, Edith B. "The Development of Rooming-in at Yale," Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 1953, 25: 484-494.
  • Kelley, Brooks Mather. Yale: A History. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1974.
  • Kohorn, Ernest I. "The Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Yale: the first one hundred fifty years, from Nathan Smith to Lee Buxton". Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 1993 Mar-Apr;66(2):85-105.
  • Kohorn, Ernest I. "How Ultrasound First Came to New England," Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 76(4) (2002): 155-161.
  • Kohorn Ernest I. "A history of the Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics at the 200th anniversary of Yale Medical School," Conn Med. 2011 Nov-Dec;75(10):621-8.
  • Kuslan, L.I. "The founding of the Yale School of Applied Chemistry". J. Hist. Med. Allied Sci. 1969 Oct;24(4):430-51.
  • Lerner, A.B. "With a perfect start. Dermatology at Yale, 1955-1985," Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 44 (2001): 1030-40.
  • Langtry, David A. "The 1832 Cholera Epidemic in New Haven, Connecticut," Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, 25 (1970): 449-476.
  • Link, E.P. "Yale, Pennsylvania, and founding of the American Medical Association". N. Y. State J Med. 1967 Apr 1;67(7):946-51.
  • Lippard, Vernon W. “The Yale Plan of Medical Education After Thirty Years,” Journal of Medical Education 29 (1954): 17-23.
  • Lytton Bernard. "The early history of kidney transplantation at Yale (1967-1985): a personal memoir," Yale J Biol Med. 2005 May;78(3):173-84.
  • McKeehan, Louis William. Yale science: the first hundred years, 1701-1801. New York: H. Schuman, 1947.
  • Moore, Peter B. “A Short, Informal History of the Biological Sciences at Yale University,” Yale J. Biol. Med. 85(4) (December 2012): 551–558.
  • Morawski, Jill G. "Organizing Knowledge and Behavior at Yale's Institute of Human Relations. Isis 1986, 77: 219-242.
  • Morgan, Elizabeth. The Making of a Woman Surgeon. New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons, 1980. A 1971 graduate describes her medical education at Yale.
  • Musto, David F. and M.R. Ramos "Notes on American medical history: a follow-up study of the New Haven morphine maintenance clinic of 1920". N. Engl. J. Med. 1981, Apr. 30, 304(18):1071-7.
  • Oren, Dan A. Joining the club : a history of Jews and Yale. New Haven : Yale University Press, c1985, 2nd ed. 2000. Includes Yale University School of Medicine.
  • Paul, John Rodman. A history of poliomyelitis. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1971.
  • Pearson, Howard A. "An Overview of Two Hundred and Sixty Years of Pediatrics in New Haven: 1662-1921." Connecticut Medicine 50(8) (Aug. 1986): 521-528.
  • Pearson, Howard A. "History of the Department of Pediatrics Yale University School of Medicine'" Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 70(3)(1997): 201-209.
  • Pepmeier, J.M., W.F. Collins and D.D. Spencer, "Yale Neurosurgery Program," Neurosurgery, 38 (1996): 146-151.
  • Petrelli, R.L. "The origins of ophthalmic plastic surgery at Yale". Adv. Ophthalmic Plast. Reconstr. Surg. 1986, 5:335-43.
  • The Program for Humanities in Medicine: 1983-2002, Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, 73(2001): 425- 441.
  • [Lists all speakers since 1983-84.]
  • Prutkin, Jordan M. "Abraham Flexner and the Development of the Yale School of Medicine," Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine 72 (1999): 266-279.
  • Ramsey, E.M. "Classics revisited: the Yale embryo. 1938". Placenta, 12(2)(Mar-Apr 1991): 87-89.
  • Philip Reilly (YSM 1981) To Do No Harm: A Journey Through Medical School. Dover, MA: Auburn House Publishing Company, 1987. On his medical education at Yale.
  • Reinkemeyer, A.G. "Critique of: autonomy: an institutional study; Yale University School of Nursing, 1923-1924". Nurs. Res. Conf. 1972 Mar;8:249-56.
  • Rubineau, Angela Joan. "Lesbian, bisexual, and gay graduates of the Yale School of Medicine and their heterosexual peers : attitudes and experiences, 1969-1998." M.D. Thesis, Yale University, 2000.
  • "Symposium on Recent Advances in Clinical Virology. Yale University School of Medicine and V.A. Medical Center, West Haven, Connecticut. June 18-22, 1979," Yale J. Biol. Med. 1980 Jan-Feb;53(1):1-115.
  • Smith, J.P. "Yale and Edinburgh universities' nursing education pioneers," J. Prof. Nurs., 12 (1996): 266.
  • Spar, Ira. New Haven's Civil War hospital : a history of Knight U.S. General Hospital, 1862-1865 Jefferson, North Carolina : McFarland & Company, Inc., Publishers, 2014.
  • Spiro, Howard. “Early Gastroenterologists in New Haven,” Connecticut Medicine, 69(6) (June/July 2005): 345-347.  Includes Louis Gompertz and Albert Joseph Sullivan, both on the Yale School of Medicine faculty.
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