James B. Herrick's 1910 article presenting the case of an anemic West Indian student with
peculiar-shaped red blood cells was the first description of sickle cell anemia in Western …

“Highlights that influenza is still a real and present threat and demonstrates the power and
limitations of modern medicine.”—The Wall Street Journal “A surprisingly compelling and …

Significant progress has been made over the past 60 years in defining and recognizing
cardiogenic shock (CS), and there have been tremendous advances in the care of patients …

“Highlights that influenza is still a real and present threat and demonstrates the power and
limitations of modern medicine.”—The Wall Street Journal “A surprisingly compelling and …

In 1910, James Bryan Herrick published the first clinical and laboratory description of sickle
cell anemia. Two years later, he published a case report on coronary thrombosis. Together …

JAMES B. HERRICK was an outstanding clinicianscientist who joined with other clinical
cardiologists in founding the American Heart Association in 1915. During his 92 years of life …

Physician par excellence, scientist and humanist, James Bryan Herrick (Fig. 1) was born in
Oak Park, Illinois, on August 1 1, 1861, the son of Origen White Herrick and Dora E …

This review of the history of cardiology starts with the Ancient Egyptians and brings us into
the modern era of emerging technologies in the 21st century. This narrative explains how …

Physician par excellence, scientist and humanist, James Bryan Herrick (Fig. 1) was born in
Oak Park, Illinois, on August 1 1, 1861, the son of Origen White Herrick and Dora E …

Medicine should begin with the patient, continue with the patient, and end with the patient.
William Osler1 consider it a great privilege and honor to have been selected to receive the …