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Meerson, Felix Zalmanovich was born on August 5, 1926 in Moscow. Son of Zalman Moshevich and Minna Iyruhemonna (Ezra) Meerson. came to the United States, 1993.
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Felix Zalmanovich Meerson, Russian Cardiologist. Recipient medal Budapest U., Hungary, 1979, Jan Purkinie medal PragueU., Czechoslavakia, 1970, Laureate of State award Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics Government, 1978, Honorary Scientist of Russia, Russian Government, 1988, Gold medal Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics State Exbhn., 1989.
Education
Doctor of Medicine, Moscow Medical Institute, 1949; Doctor of Philosophy, Moscow Medical Institute, 1952; Doctor of Science, Control Institute Improving, Moscow, 1958.
Career
Senior research associate, Institute Physical Methods Therapy, Yalta, Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, 1954-1955; senior research associate Institute High Nervous Functioning, Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics Academy Science, Moscow, 1955-1956; associate professor clinical physiology, Control Institute Improving Physician's Qualifications, 1956-1957; professor, Control Institute Improving Physician's Qualifications, 1957-1959; professor, head Laboratory Experimental Cardiology, Institute General Pathophysiology Russian Academy Medical Sciences, Moscow, 1960-1989; professor, director Center Adaptive Medicine, Institute General Pathophysiology Russian Academy Medical Sciences, Moscow, 1990-1993; member doctorate board, Institute General Pathophysiology Russian Academy Medical Sciences, Moscow, 1960-1993; member science county, Institute General Pathophysiology Russian Academy Medical Sciences, Moscow, 1960-1993; research professor Higuchi Biosciences, U. Kansas, Lawrence, since 1993. Science consultant Hypoxia Medical, Ltd., Moscow, 1990-1993, medical institutions, Orenburg, Omsk, Irkutsk, Chelyabinsk, Russia, 1970-1993. Science head high mountain expeditions Russian Academy Medical Sciences, Caucasus, Tien Shan, 1980-1993.
Achievements
Membership
Maine International Society Adaptive Medicine (president 1990-1995, founder, life president since 1995).
Connections
Married Lia Victorovna Shohova, 1953 (divorced 1973). Children: Nataly, Elena. Married Elena Vorontsova, October 16, 1982.
1 child, Dmitry.
