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Valentine Mott
Books, Health and History
The famed surgeon Valentine Mott was one of many physicians who collected surgical and pathological specimens—including the images in the small...
124 months ago
The Anesthesia Era: 1845–1875
The ASCO Post
During the first half of the 19th century, Valentine Mott, MD (1783–1865), was one of the outstanding figures in American surgery and New York's leading...
59 months ago
Bernadine Adams Obituary March 27, 2010
Chauvin Funeral Home & Crematory
Bernadine Mott Adams, 62, a native of Lake Charles, LA and a resident of Houma, LA died Saturday, March 27, 2010 at 6:40 AM.Visitation will be Tuesday,...
21 months ago
Valentines for a Valentine
Books, Health and History
Pioneer American surgeon Dr. Valentine Mott (1785-1865), NYAM's third president (1849), was the recipient of these two examples of...
143 months ago
The doctor’s summer home on West 94th Street
Ephemeral New York
The “delightful palazzo” above was the summer mansion of Dr. Valentine Mott, the most prominent physician in 19th century New York.
79 months ago
Obituary.; DEATH OF DR. VALENTINE MOTT. (Published 1865)
The New York Times
The eminent surgeon, the honored, kind, and philanthropic citizen. VALENTINE MOTT, MD, LLD, died last night at his residence, No. 1 Gramercy Park.
83 months ago
Back to School! Conservation of the Academy’s 19th- and 20th-Century Medical Student Notebooks
Books, Health and History
By Erin Albritton, Head of Conservation and Arlene Shaner, Historical Collections Reference Librarian The New York Academy of Medicine...
112 months ago
Dr. Robert Mathog, longtime chair of Otolaryngology, dies at age 75
Today@Wayne
Robert Mathog, M.D., the longtime chair of the Wayne State University School of Medicine's Department of Otolaryngology, died Oct. 10 at...
123 months ago
NewYork-Presbyterian and Columbia Celebrate 1,000th Lung Transplant
NewYork-Presbyterian - Health Matters
The Lung Transplantation Program at NewYork-Presbyterian and Columbia University Irving Medical Center — one of the top lung transplant...
63 months ago
Columbia Football: Story of the First Game in 1870
Columbia University Athletics
On Nov. 12, 1870, Columbia traveled to New Brunswick, NJ to play its first football game against Rutgers.
50 months ago