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Repine, John Edward was born on December 26, 1944 in Rock Island, Illinois, United States.
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John Edward Repine
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John Edward Repine, American Internist, educator. Achievements include research in role of phagocytes and oxygen radicals in lung injury and host defense (Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome). Young Pulmonary Investigator grantee National Heart & Lung Institute, 1974-1975; recipient Basil O'Connor Starter Research award National Foundation March of Dimes, 1975-1977.
Education
Bachelor of Science, University of Wisconsin, 1967; Doctor of Medicine, University of Minnesota, 1971.
Career
Instructor, then associate professor internal medicine, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 1974-1979; assistant dir division experimental medicine, Webb-Waring Institute Biomedical Research, Denver, 1979-1989; professor medicine, president and director, Webb-Waring Institute Cancer, Aging & Antioxidant Research, Denver, since 1989; professor medicine, U. Colorado, Denver, since 1979; James J. Waring professor medicine, U. Colorado, Denver, since 1996; professor pediatrics, U. Colorado, Denver, 1981-1996. Member research committee, co-chairman steering committee Aspen Lung Conference, 1980, chairman, 1981. Associate dean for student advocacy National Heart and Lung Institute, since 1990.
Achievements
Membership
Member American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Association Immunologists, American Society Clinical Investigation, Am.Heart Association (established investigator award 1976-1981), American Thoracic Society, Association American Physicians.
Connections
Married, 1969, 88; 6 children.
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American
Awards
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Young Pulmonary Investigator grantee National Heart & Lung Institute, 1974-1975. Recipient Basil O'Connor Starter Research award National Foundation March of Dimes, 1975-1977.Young Pulmonary Investigator grantee National Heart & Lung Institute, 1974-1975. Recipient Basil O'Connor Starter Research award National Foundation March of Dimes, 1975-1977.