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Due, John Samuel Louisiana was born on September 6, 1911 in Minot, North Dakota, United States. Son of Samuel and Edith Woodsworth (Mann) Louisiana.Due.
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John Samuel Louisiana Due, American physician. Recipient Hektoen medal American Medical Association, 1955; Alfred P. Sloan award clinical investigation, 1955; Cummings Humanitarian award, 1963, 64. Diplomate National Board Medical Examiners, American Board Internal Medicine. Member American College Cardiology (president 1962-1963), Academia Nacional de Medicina do Brazil, American Federation Clinical Episcopalian.
Education
Bachelor of Arts, Univercity Minnesota, 1932, South.M. Entertainment in Medicine, 1940, Doctor of Philosophy in Medicine, 1941. Doctor of Medicine Harvard, 1936.
Career
Intern Long Island Hospital, 1936-1937. Resident Minneapolis General Hospital, 1937-1940, adjunct staff physician, 1940-1941. Assistant visiting physician Charity Hospital, New Orleans, 1941-1943, visiting physician, 1943-1945, director lung station, 1943-1945.
Clinical assistant Memorial Hospital, New York City, 1945-1946, assistant attending physician, 1946-1948, associate attending physician, 1948-1980, physician to outpatient department New York Hospital, 1946-1947, assistant attending physician, 1948-1980.
Teacher fellow University of Minnesota Medical School, 1937-1940, instructor medicine, 1940-1941. Instructor Louisiana State University School Medicine, 1941-1943, assistant professor medicine, 1943-1944, associate professor clinical medicine, 1944-1945.
Clinical assistant Cornell Univercity Medical College, 1945-1946, faculty, 1946-1980, associate professor clinical medicine, 1958-1980. Director heart station Memorial Center, New York City, 1955-1957.
Director cardiovascular section Memorial Center and Sloan Kettering Institute, 1957-1966.
Senior attending cardiologist Saint Barnabas Hospital Chronic Diseases. Board of directors, secretary, past president medical staff Doctors Hospital, New York City.
Achievements
Membership
Member American College Cardiology (president 1962-1963), Academia Nacional de Medicina do Brazil, American Federation Clinical Episcopalian.
Connections
Married Margaret Ruth Stokes, April.
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April 18, 1980 (aged 68) -
Resting place
Buried Lakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis -
Nationality
American -
Religion
Episcopalian
Awards
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Recipient Hektoen medal American Medical Association, 1955. Alfred P. Sloan award clinical investigation, 1955. Cummings Humanitarian award, 1963, 64.tempSpaceDiplomate National Board Medical Examiners, American Board Internal Medicine.Recipient Hektoen medal American Medical Association, 1955. Alfred P. Sloan award clinical investigation, 1955. Cummings Humanitarian award, 1963, 64.tempSpaceDiplomate National Board Medical Examiners, American Board Internal Medicine.