Titlebook: History of the American Physiological Society; The First Century, 1 John R. Brobeck,Orr E. Reynolds,Toby A. Appel Book 1987 American Physio

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John R. Brobeck,Orr E. Reynolds,Toby A. AppelReviews actives of the APS during the first 100 years.Celebrating the centennial of the APS.Chapters include membership, publications, organization, and awards

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,Second Quarter Century 1913–1937,Old World physiology (10). This new stature was symbolized in 1929 by the first meeting of 600 foreign scientists in America at the International Physiological Congress in Boston. It was a period of remarkable growth and new discoveries. To many it represented the classic era of physiology.

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Finances, APS to take a lead in many of the operational functions of FASEB, as well as to carry on special beneficial programs for its own members, such as the recent establishment of an office to deal with the plethora of animal experimentation legislation.

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Edward F. Adolph Cancer map­ ment of comprehensive cancer centres and cancer ping offers a valuable basis for obtaining new in­ research. sights and creating new hypotheses. The proof will Differences in cancer incidence and mortality ob­ have to be left to the more refined research meth­ served in various regions