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According to Wikipedia , Robert Quarles Marston was an American physician, research scientist, governmental appointee and university administrator. Marston was a native of Virginia, and, after earning his bachelor's, medical and research degreess, he became a research scientist and medical professor. He served as the dean of the University of Mississippi School of Medicine, the director of the National Institutes of Health, and the president of the University of Florida.
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1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 0 25 50 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 Published Works The Medical Implications of Nuclear War (1986) A study of antibody production in vitro. (1960) Naturally occurring infections in untreated and streptomycin-treated x-irradiated mice. (1953) Patterns of hemopoietic recovery in irradiated mice. (1959) X-irradiation in hamsters, and effects of streptomycin and marrow-spleen homogenate treatment. (1955) The Impact of Crisis-Induced Stress on Decision Making (1986) (23)Granulocyte count, resistance to experimental infection and spleen homogenate treatment in irradiated mice. (1954) Induced triploids and tetraploids in bighead carp, Hypophthalmichthys nobilis, verified by multi-embryo cytofluorometric analysis (1990) A Review of the Physics of Large Urban Fires (1986) (19)The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Commission on Medical Education. The sciences of medical practice, summary report. (1992) Acute Radiation Mortality in a Nuclear War (1986) (14)Casualties Due to the Blast, Heat, and Radioactive Fallout from Various Hypothetical Nuclear Attacks on the United States (1986) (14)Cytopathogenic Effects of Hemadsorption Virus Type I.∗ (1958) Possible Fatalities from Superfires Following Nuclear Attacks in or Near Urban Areas (1986) (12)Medical science, the clinical trial and society. (1973) Parainfluenza 3—Assay and Growth in Tissue Culture.∗ (1960) Sources of Human Instability in the Handling of Nuclear Weapons (1986) (11)Experimental infection and streptomycin treatment in irradiated mice. (1953) Role of Host Defenses in Streptomycin Treatment of X-Irradiated Mice.∗ (1953) Adult Beliefs, Feelings, and Actions Regarding Nuclear War: Evidence from Surveys and Experiments (1986) (10)Psychological Consequences of Disaster: Analogies for the Nuclear Case (1986) (9)The Immunological Impact of Nuclear Warfare (1986) (7)Children's and Adolescents' Perceptions of the Threat of Nuclear War: Implications of Recent Studies (1986) (7)Nuclear Famine: The Indirect Effects of Nuclear War (1986) (6)A nation starts a program: Regional Medical Programs, 1965-1966. (1967) Research on minors, prisoners and the mentally ill. (1973) To meet the nation's health needs. (1968) Production of Kojic Acid from Aspergillus lutescens (1949) The interdependence of regional medical programs and continuing education. (1967) The background of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) position on ethical problems of clinical studies. (1972) Dilemmas of decision-making (1987) Burn and Blast Casualties: Triage in Nuclear War (1986) (3)Possible Toxic Environments Following a Nuclear War (1986) (3)Medical Supply and Demand in a Post-Nuclear-War World (1986) (3)Nuclear Winter: The State of the Science (1986) (3)The Nuclear Arms Race and the Psychology of Power (1986) (3)The isolation of antibiotics produced by Proactinomyces (Nocardia) gardneri. (1949) (3)Recent Assessments of the Environmental Consequences of Nuclear War (1986) (2)Regional Medical Programs--a progress report. (1968) The antibacterial and pharmacological properties of the proactinomycins A, B and C. (1949) (2)Scandinavian Youth View the Future: A Preliminary Report of a Large Questionnaire Survey (1986) (2)Summary and Perspective: With Some Observations on Informed Consent (1986) (2)Regional Medical Programs: a view from the federal level. (1968) UNDERSTANDING AND PREVENTING NUCLEAR WAR: THE EXPANDING ROLE OF THE SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY (1986) (2)Managerial Demands of Modern Weapons Systems (1986) (1)Correspondence from the University of Mississippi Medical Center (1965) (1)Maximizing Pharmacy's Contribution to Society. (1978) (1)Hope and the Denial of Stress in the Nuclear Age (1986) (1)Expected Incidence of Cancer Following Nuclear War (1986) (1)Identification of cariogenic bacteria by fluorescent antibody and other techniques: an international symposium. New York City, April 3-4, 1975. Welcome and introduction. (1976) (1)Letter from Robert Q. Marston to Joshua Lederberg (1968) (0)Memorandum from Robert Q. Marston [on highlights from the Eleventh Meeting of the National Advisory Council on February 26-27, 1968] (1968) (0)MEDICAL RESOURCE NEEDS AND AVAILABILITY FOLLOWING NUCLEAR WAR (1986) (0)Cancer research--a study of man and his environment. (1969) NUCLEAR WAR WITH MODEM WEAPONS: PHYSICAL EFFECTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONSEQUENCES (1986) (0)THE SCIENCES OF CLINICAL PRACTICE (1994) Memorandum from Robert Q. Marston [on highlights from the Fourth Meeting of the National Advisory Council on June 20-21, 1966] (1966) (0)Memorandum from Robert Q. Marston [on reporting highlights from the Third Meeting of the National Advisory Council on April 29-30, 1966] (1966) (0)A new commission report on medical education. (1992) NIH: a century of science for health. Dilemmas of decision-making. (1987) (0)Genetic Consequences of Nuclear War (1986) (0)HEALTH CONSEQUENCES OF NUCLEAR WAR (1986) (0)Tentative Program Guidelines for Planning Grants (1966) (0)The isolation of antibiotics produced by Proactinomyces gardneri (1949) (0)Memorandum from Robert Q. Marston to Philip R. Lee (1968) (0)IMAGES AND RISKS OF NUCLEAR WAR: PSYCHOSOCIAL PERSPECTIVES (1986) (0)LONG-TERM CONSEQUENCES OF AND PROSPECTS FOR RECOVERY FROM NUCLEAR WAR: TWO VIEWS (1986) (0)Regional medical programs: a review. (1967) (0)Excerpts from the Congressional Record, Friday, Sept. 24, 1965 [on] Heart Disease, Cancer, and Stroke Amendments of 1965 (1965) (0)Memorandum from Robert Q. Marston to the Offices of the Director and Deputy Director, National Institutes of Health (1968) (0)Cancer research in the US (1978) A PROPER REFERENCE. (1964) (0)NIH and the academic life. (1970) The relation of science to medicine. (1973) (0)Letter from Robert Q. Marston to Conference on Regional Medical Programs (1967) (0)Interview with Robert Q. Marston (1991) (0)Interview with Robert Q. Marston. Transcript. (1991) (0)The several paths to quality. (1969) HEALTH OF MANKIND (1969) Welcome and Introduction (1976) Bringing the small hospital into the mainstream of medical advance. (1966) (0)Some opportunities and issues in medicine. (1974) (0)Science and service: Medical education at the crossroads. (1969) (0)Federal support of education and research: policy issues and national needs. (1969) (0)Memorandum from Robert Q. Marston [on highlights from the meeting of the National Advisory Council on February 19-21, 1967] (1967) (0)Atmospheric Perturbations of Large-Scale Nuclear War (1986) (0)The Consequences of Nuclear War: An Economic and Social Perspective (1986) (0)Memorandum from Robert Q. Marston to the DRMP Review Committee on the death of Sidney B. Cohen (1967) (0)Regional Medical Program: Implications for the Community Hospital (1966) (0)Jerome Cochran Lecture. (1967) (0)Influence of NIH Policy Past and Present on the University Health Education Complex (1978) Memorandums from Robert Q. Marston [on agenda and materials for the meeting of the National Advisory Council on February 19-21, 1967] (1967) (0)Biological advances. (1976) (0)Food and Nutrition in the Aftermath of Nuclear War (1986) (0)Your first decade as a doctor. (1969) (0)An outbreak of disease associated with two cases of infectious mononucleosis. (1959) (0)Letter from Robert Q. Marston to Mrs. Harry F. Roberts (1967) (0)Coxsackie B-5 infections. (1959) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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