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Iron Lung Oral History 2018

Iron Lung Oral History 2018

A conversation with Dian Williams and Judy Fred, May 23, 2018, Houston, Texas. The video is an interview with Dian Williams and Judy Fred about their experience treating patients in iron lungs in the 1950s and 1960s.

Harris County Medical Society Ellen Durckel Interviewing Interviewing Dr. Mylie E. Durham, Jr. (C...

Harris County Medical Society Ellen Durckel Interviewing Interviewing Dr. Mylie E. Durham, Jr. (Continued)

In this Q&A, he discusses how the medical field has evolved into a big business, the changing of relationships between doctors and patients, what made him decide to be specialized in an area, the insurance has made the doctors overcharge for procedures, and what the role of a doctor is.

Correspondence; Personal; 1922-1949

Correspondence; Personal; 1922-1949

This folder contains personal correspondence between E. W. Bertner and others. It includes a letter to E. W. Bertner from his father Gus Bertner, on the subject of Dr. Bertner going to France during World War I.

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Correspondence About the Texas Medical Center

Correspondence About the Texas Medical Center

This folder contains correspondence related to the Texas Medical Center. Included are several exchanges of gratitude or recognition between Dr. Bertner and colleagues. Other correspondence deals with business and real estate dealings for the TMC. Baylor's awarding of an honorary degree to Dr. Bertner, the cornerstone laying of Methodist Hospital, and Jesse Jones' gift to the TMC Library are among the topics discussed. Correspondents include Susan Barnett (Assistant to the President of the TMC, Dr. Bertner), Jesse Jones, Hugh Roy Cullen, W. R. Wright, W. N. Blanton, and Dr. Paul Magnuson.

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Correspondence Between EW Bertner and Susan Barnett About the Texas Medical Center

Correspondence Between EW Bertner and Susan Barnett About the Texas Medical Center

This folder contains correspondence between E. W. Bertner and Susan Barnett about the Texas Medical Center. Much of it takes place while Bertner is in Minnesota, and Susan Barnett provides typed updates on TMC business. In many cases, E. W. Bertners' handwritten replies appear in-line, with additional notes at the end.

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