Sentence examples for pioneering physicians from inspiring English sources

Finally, pioneering physicians in Haddam, Waterbury, and Middletown began setting up pox hospitals in which the inoculated would be confined for three weeks while a low-grade form of the disease ran its course and immunity set in.

I read Oliver Sacks's article on his youthful experiments with psychoactive drugs with more than casual interest, because my father, Charles Savage, was one of the pioneering physicians to use LSD as a tool in psychotherapy ("Altered States," August 27th).

There were some pioneering physicians, however, who brought medical care to the ordinary people.

Doubtlessly, it was not long before the plant's medicinal properties were discovered and pioneering physicians began to experiment with non-oral routes of administration.

Beloved wife of the late Dr. Naef Khoury Basile, pioneering physician and surgeon, Lebanese-American newspaper publisher, national and international organizer and leader.

Join us by phone or internet on December 3rd for a free Global Women's Health Virtual Town Hall featuring pioneering physician and researcher, Dr. Michelle Holmes of Harvard University as well as activists, funders, policymakers and concerned citizens from all walks of life to learn more about how you can meet the Mother Africa Challenge.

In 1965, in an impoverished rural county in the Mississippi Delta, the pioneering physician Jack Geiger helped found one of the nation's first community health centers.

Dr. Husami was a pioneering physician whose passion and commitment to women's health enabled better access to care and research by teaming clinicians with basic researchers to discover causes and find new treatment for disease.

Conan Doyle initially based his detective on his old medical-school professor, pioneering physician Joseph Bell.

He also appeared in a version of Gorky's "The Lower Depths" (1957) and as a pioneering physician in the 1965 period epic "Red Beard".

This manuscript describes the challenges and frustrations of those pioneers: physicians, surgeons and biomedical engineers.