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Photographic portrait of Ben V. Branscomb. Ben V. Branscomb, M.D., attended Duke University School of Medicine from 1944-47 and interned at the University of Chicago Clinics from 1947-48. He conducted his residency at Vanderbilt University as…

Photographic portrait of Frank Raymond Blood. Dr. Frank Blood, one of the nation's most distinguished biochemists, received his B.S. degree in chemical engineering from the University of Denver in 1934 and his Ph.D. from the University of Michigan in…

Photographic portrait of Robert C. Berson. A native of Brownsville, Tennessee, Dr. Berson graduated from Vanderbilt Medical School in 1937. After three years of medical practice in his hometown, Berson entered the army medical corps, serving in World…

Photographic portrait of John H. Beveridge. Dr. John H. Beveridge is a professor of radiology and radiological science, emeritus (effective 1995), at Vanderbilt University. He has been on the radiology faculty since 1950 as well as serving as a…

Edward H Barksdale (1897-1991) was a Vanderbilt resident and faculty member.

Photographic portrait of Thomas Atchison. Dr. Atchison was born in Kentucky in 1818. He graduated from Transylvania Medical College in approximately 1838 and later moved to Nashville. Atchison served as the Chair of Materia Medica of the joint…

Photographic portrait of Joseph Hunter Allen, Jr. Dr. Allen was born in St. Joseph, Missouri, and graduated from Washington University School of Medicine in 1948. After a number of internships and residencies, Dr. Allen worked as an instructor and…

Photographic portrait of Fred Allison, Jr. Fred Allison, Jr., was educated at Auburn University, B.S. 1944 and Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, M.D., 1946. He completed internships at Vanderbilt, Peter Bent Brigham hospital, and Washington…

Dr. Perry Bromberg was a professor of clinical urology at Vanderbilt University. He belonged to many medical and surgical societies. He was president of the Nashville Academy of Medicine and the Davidson County Medical Society. He died of coronary…

Photographic portrait of Isaac Alexander Bigger. Dr. Bigger was a surgeon who earned his medical degree from the University of Virginia in 1919. He eventually became Associate Professor of Surgery at Vanderbilt, where he remained until 1930, when he…