Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Contains correspondence files, including reports, notes, and data which reflect Talbot's research, his work with medical organizations, writing, and personal and social activities. His research on diseases of children, patterns of growth, and epilepsy involved him with the American Academy of Pediatrics, Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (on irradiation of vitamins), and Harvard Epilepsy Commission. Personal and social materials pertain to his investments, real estate interests, club memberships, and other activities. Also includes a small amount of his Massachusetts General Hospital correspondence; drafts and copies of articles and lectures he wrote from 1969 to 1941; personal financial ledgers, 1926-1945; graphs, charts and X-rays to support research on human growth patterns and epilepsy; and his notebook with prescriptions for drugs and home remedies.. }
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- catalog abstract "Contains correspondence files, including reports, notes, and data which reflect Talbot's research, his work with medical organizations, writing, and personal and social activities. His research on diseases of children, patterns of growth, and epilepsy involved him with the American Academy of Pediatrics, Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (on irradiation of vitamins), and Harvard Epilepsy Commission. Personal and social materials pertain to his investments, real estate interests, club memberships, and other activities. Also includes a small amount of his Massachusetts General Hospital correspondence; drafts and copies of articles and lectures he wrote from 1969 to 1941; personal financial ledgers, 1926-1945; graphs, charts and X-rays to support research on human growth patterns and epilepsy; and his notebook with prescriptions for drugs and home remedies.".
- catalog description "Contains correspondence files, including reports, notes, and data which reflect Talbot's research, his work with medical organizations, writing, and personal and social activities. His research on diseases of children, patterns of growth, and epilepsy involved him with the American Academy of Pediatrics, Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (on irradiation of vitamins), and Harvard Epilepsy Commission. Personal and social materials pertain to his investments, real estate interests, club memberships, and other activities. Also includes a small amount of his Massachusetts General Hospital correspondence; drafts and copies of articles and lectures he wrote from 1969 to 1941; personal financial ledgers, 1926-1945; graphs, charts and X-rays to support research on human growth patterns and epilepsy; and his notebook with prescriptions for drugs and home remedies.".