About
Famous American physician and scientist who won the Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine in 1934 for his research and discoveries in regard to liver therapy in patients sick with anemia.
Before Fame
He earned his B.A. from Yale University and later attended Johns Hopkins University for medical school.
Trivia
He worked as a biomedical researcher and a medical school professor.
Family Life
He grew up in Ashland, New Hampshire with his family members, most of him were also physicians.
Associated With
He attended an Ivy League university like the famous American doctor Mason Andrews, who attended Princeton University to receive his undergraduate degree.
