Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Contains mainly Shattuck's incoming correspondence from colleagues and friends concerning professional activities, scientific research, and political and social affairs. The professional correspondence pertains to medical matters, such as patient cases; and Shattuck's teaching at Harvard Medical School, clinical work at Massachusetts General Hospital, and involvement with professional societies. Typhoid fever and tropical medicine are topics covered in the correspondence about his and others' research. The collection includes letters to Shattuck about the situation in Germany before and after World War I from his friends in Europe. Also contains some personal correspondence about family matters, a few letters written by Shattuck, and other miscellaneous items.. }
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- catalog abstract "Contains mainly Shattuck's incoming correspondence from colleagues and friends concerning professional activities, scientific research, and political and social affairs. The professional correspondence pertains to medical matters, such as patient cases; and Shattuck's teaching at Harvard Medical School, clinical work at Massachusetts General Hospital, and involvement with professional societies. Typhoid fever and tropical medicine are topics covered in the correspondence about his and others' research. The collection includes letters to Shattuck about the situation in Germany before and after World War I from his friends in Europe. Also contains some personal correspondence about family matters, a few letters written by Shattuck, and other miscellaneous items.".
- catalog description "Contains mainly Shattuck's incoming correspondence from colleagues and friends concerning professional activities, scientific research, and political and social affairs. The professional correspondence pertains to medical matters, such as patient cases; and Shattuck's teaching at Harvard Medical School, clinical work at Massachusetts General Hospital, and involvement with professional societies. Typhoid fever and tropical medicine are topics covered in the correspondence about his and others' research. The collection includes letters to Shattuck about the situation in Germany before and after World War I from his friends in Europe. Also contains some personal correspondence about family matters, a few letters written by Shattuck, and other miscellaneous items.".