Wilson, Julius Lane, b. 1897.
Pawling, N.Y. native Julius Lane Wilson received his M.D. from Johns Hopkins in 1923. Concentrating on pulmonary diseases, Dr. Wilson spent his life teaching at various medical institutions including the Trudeau School for Tuberculosis, Yale, Tulane, Henry Phipps Institute, and St. John's College in New Mexico.
From the description of The place of Trudeau in the history of American sanatoria, ca. 1970. (National Library of Medicine). WorldCat record id: 14324535
From the guide to the The place of Trudeau in the history of American sanatoria, ca. 1970, (History of Medicine Division. National Library of Medicine)
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| creatorOf | Wilson, Julius Lane, b. 1897. The place of Trudeau in the history of American sanatoria, ca. 1970. | National Library of Medicine | |
| creatorOf | The place of Trudeau in the history of American sanatoria, ca. 1970 | History of Medicine Division. National Library of Medicine |
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