Background
Malinow, Manuel Rene was born on February 27, 1920 in Buenos Aires. Son of Roberto and Beatrix (Shore) Malinow.
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Manuel Rene Malinow, Argentinian cardiologist. Recipient Paul D. White prize, Argentine Society Cardiology, 1954, Rafael M. Bullrich prize, National Academy Medicine, 1959, Gold medal, 6th Interam. Congress of Cardiology, 1960, Gold medal, Society Argentine, 1960, Discovery award, Medical Research Foundation Oregon, 1992.
Education
Student, Buenos Aires Medical School, 1944.
Career
Chief electrocardiography, Hospital Ramos Mejia, Buenos Aires, 1946-1953;
chief research, Buenos Aires Medical School, 1953-1963;
chief laboratory cardiovascul physiology, Oregon Reg. Primate Center, Beaverton, 1963-1980;
scientist, Oregon Reg. Primate Center, Beaverton, since 1981;
associate professor medicine, Oregon Health Sciences Center, Portland, 1963-1970.
Professor medicine Oregon Health Sciences University, since 1970. Director Cardiac Rehabilitation, St. V Hospital, Beaverton, 1984-1994. Director Advanced Science Institute, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, 1983.
Co-director YM Cardiac Rehabilitation Program, Young Men’s Christian Association, Portland, 1974-1980.
Achievements
Membership
Fellow American Association for the Advancement of Science, Royal Society Medicine. Member International Primatol. Society, New York Academy of Sciences, American Heart Association, Oregon Heart Association, Federation American Society Experimental Biology.
Connections
Married Marta A. Malinow, May 16, 1953. Children: Ana Maria Malinow, Roberto, Juan Sebastian.
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Nationality
Argentinian
Awards
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Recipient Paul D. White prize, Argentine Society Cardiology, 1954, Rafael M. Bullrich prize, National Academy Medicine, 1959, Gold medal, 6th Interam. Congress of Cardiology, 1960, Gold medal, Society Argentine, 1960, Discovery award, Medical Research Foundation Oregon, 1992.Recipient Paul D. White prize, Argentine Society Cardiology, 1954, Rafael M. Bullrich prize, National Academy Medicine, 1959, Gold medal, 6th Interam. Congress of Cardiology, 1960, Gold medal, Society Argentine, 1960, Discovery award, Medical Research Foundation Oregon, 1992.