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1987
- 15TH ANNUAL MEETING - POLO'S, SAN ANTONIO
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HISTORICAL
ASPECTS OF THE SKIN AND SKIN DISEASES AS SEEN THROUGH THE EYES OF VARIOUS
AUTHORS FROM THE BIBLE TO MODERN TIMES
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| DECEMBER 4, 1987 - Friday - 10 AM | |
| LECTURE - Fred Speck, Kerrville, Texas - Witte Museum, 3801 Broadway | |
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| DECEMBER 4, 1987 - Friday - 11 AM | |
| Tour - Witte Museum, 3801 Brodway | |
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| DECEMBER 4, 1987 - Friday - 12 Noon | |
| Lunch - at Fairmount Hotel, 401 South Alamo | |
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| DECEMBER 4, 1987 - Friday - 1:30 PM | |
| SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM - at Fairmount Hotel, 401 South Alamo | |
| Chairman: Lawrence Parish | |
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| FOURTH OR FIFTH CENTURY B.C. | |
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| The role of a skin disease in Wisdom literature - "The book of job" in the old testament - Stewart | |
| Comment - Parish | |
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| FIFTEENTH CENTURY | |
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| An introduction to the mythology of Moles William Shakespeare's "Cymbeline", "The Original book of knowledge - a treatife of Moles and their significance etc. " London 1725 "Sauders psysiognomie and chiromancie (the) Moles"2nd edition enlarged London 1600? Osler Library #3917. The use of Mouches - Wolf | |
| Comment - Mandel | |
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| EARLY SIXTEENTH CENTURY | |
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| Depictions of the human skin greatly magnified "Lemuel Gulliver's voyage to Brobdingnag" - Shaw | |
| Comment - MacAulay | |
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| EARLY SEVENTEENTH CENTURY | |
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| Historie de la Grandeur et de la decadence de César Birotteau by Balzac - LeClerc | |
| Dermatology and patients depicted in continental europeans (with particular reference to italians) - Panconesi | |
| Comment - Beutner | |
| Break | |
| Chairman: R. Jackson | |
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| LATE NINETEETH CENTURY | |
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| The public view of leprosy in America in the 1880's "Ben Hur" by Lew Wallace - Thomsen | |
| Comment - Abrams | |
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| LATE NINETEETH CENTURY | |
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| The public reaction to extensive neurofibromatosis - "The elephant man" by Sir Frederick Treves - Barth | |
| Comment - Crissey | |
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| TWENTIETH CENTURY | |
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| A contemporary view of psoriasis: John UpdilE's "From the journal of a Leper", "At war eith my skin" - Larry Millikan | |
| Comment - Anderson | |
| Richard Selzer - a contemporary physician - author, decribes certain dermatological conditions - Caplan | |
| Comment - Smith | |
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| DECEMBER 3, 1988 - Saturday - 6:45 PM | |
| 15th HISTORY OF DERMATOLOGY SOCIETY DINNER - at Fairmount Hotel, 401 South Alamo | |
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COCKTAILS - 6:30 PM |
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DINNER - 7:45 PM |
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LECTURE - 9:00 PM |
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| The Pharmaceutical Industry 1951-1956: inside stories - Harvey Blank | |
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| 5th Marion B. Sulzberger Toast: Rudolf L. Baer | |
| 8th Samuel J. Zakon Prize in the History of Dermatology: Thomas Schnalke | |
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