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Oldstone, Michael Beaureguard Alan was born on February 9, 1934 in New York City.
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Michael Beaureguard Alan Oldstone
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Michael Beaureguard Alan Oldstone, American Immunologist. Recipient National Institutes of Health-Agency for International Development career development award, 1969, Maurice Pincoffs award, 1984, Cotzias award, 1986, Abraham Flexner Lecturer award for contributions in biomedical research, 1988, Rouse-Whipple award, 1993, Kakolin Science award, 1994.
Education
Doctor of Medicine, U. Maryland., 1961.
Career
Fellow United States Public Health Service, U. Maryland. School Medical, Baltimore, 1958;
intern Medicine, U. Hospital, Baltimore, 1961;
resident, U. Hospital, 1962-1963;
resident in Neurology, U. Hospital, 1963-1964;
chief resident, U. Hospital, 1964-1966;
fellow Department Pathology, U. Hospital, 1966-1969;
associate, U. Hospital, 1969-1971;
head Neurology research, Scripps Research Institute, since 1969;
professor Department Immunology and Neuropharmacology, University of California, San Diego, since 1978;
professor Neurosci. and Pathology, University of California, since 1988. Adjunct Professor Pathology University of California San Diego, since 1971, Adjunct Professor Neurosci., since 1972.
Science county National Institutes of Health, 1991-1996. Consultant World Health Organization, since 1992.
Achievements
Membership
Member Institute Medical National Academy Science, American Association Immunology, American Society Neurology, American Society Virology, American Association Physicians, American Society Clinical Investigation, British Society Microbiology, Scandinavian Society Immunology.
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American
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Recipient National Institutes of Health-Agency for International Development career development award, 1969, Maurice Pincoffs award, 1984, Cotzias award, 1986, Abraham Flexner Lecturer award for contributions in biomedical research, 1988, Rouse-Whipple award, 1993, Kakolin Science award, 1994.Recipient National Institutes of Health-Agency for International Development career development award, 1969, Maurice Pincoffs award, 1984, Cotzias award, 1986, Abraham Flexner Lecturer award for contributions in biomedical research, 1988, Rouse-Whipple award, 1993, Kakolin Science award, 1994.