He started a registry of bone sarcoma, the forerunner of all cancer registries.
Now the Town of East Hampton has started a registry for domestic partnerships -- gay and lesbian couples as well unmarried heterosexual couples -- that offers the opportunity to formalize such relationships.
PAGE A27 DR. JESSE E. EDWARDS, 96 A former professor of pathology at the Mayo Clinic, he gathered a large collection of human hearts and other tissue specimens that were removed during autopsies, and started a registry to allow pathologists, cardiologists and other scientists to study heart diseases.
The aim was to provide training on starting a renal registry and improving the quality of existing registries and to introduce basic principles of epidemiology and data analysis.
To learn more about the possible congenital complications of West Nile virus being transmitted in pregnancy, the disease control agency is starting a voluntary registry to monitor births among infected women.
"In the villages, the elderly end up being the ones who know who lived in a particular house, who was the parent of a certain child and who owned what land," said Michel Bonnardeaux, a United Nations spokesman, adding that the United Nations has called on elderly villagers for help in starting a national registry of birth certificates or property deeds.
She was starting a baby registry, tracking every step with her Baby Center app and enthusing on Instagram with the hashtag #teenmom.
Verizon, Sprint, AT&T: I'm ready to start a Do Not Patronize Registry.
A psychological motive for his book appears when he tells us he was probably so flooded by emotion that he had to express himself indirectly: "I started assembling a registry, as it were, of biographical sketches and events".
He started such a registry in Texas in 1997, and he said it served one of two benefits: either encouraging fathers to take responsibility for their children, or making it easier, if those fathers chose not to do that, to have their children adopted.
