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Myrtelle May
Moore Canavan (June 24, 1879 –
August 4, 1953) was an
American physician and
medical researcher. She was one of the
first female pathologists...
- Eva
Myrtelle (Fling)
Roush (1886–1954) was an
American botanist noted for her
study of
Sidalcea and her work at the
Arnold Arboretum. In 1930, she received...
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ancestry being a carrier.
Canavan disease was
first described in 1931 by
Myrtelle Canavan. In 1931, she co-wrote a
paper discussing the case of a
child who...
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Michael Noel Canavan,
Irish police officer,
recipient of the
Scott Medal Myrtelle Canavan,
American pathologist who
described Canavan disease in 1931 Niall...
- Beechler,
football player and
coach Leo Burnett,
advertising executive Myrtelle Canavan, pathologist,
discovered Canavan Disease Voltairine de Cleyre,...
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Medicine 1906
Francis Camps (1905–1972),
English forensic pathologist.
Myrtelle Canavan (1879–1953),
American physician,
medical researcher, and one of...
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Campbell Soup
Company Canaan (son of Ham),
biblical character –
Canaan Myrtelle Canavan,
American physician – Canavan's
disease Candaules,
Lydian king...
- well-known
figures in
medicine and psychology. He
worked with
neuropathologist Myrtelle Canavan early in her career, and used his
influence to
obtain a promotion...
- they made
their recording debut together in 1963
under the name The
Myrtelles, with
their cover version of
Lesley Gore's "Just Let Me Cry" on the independent...
- in Huntington,
Indiana Chris Roush (born 1964),
American economist Eva
Myrtelle Roush (1886–1954),
American botanist William R.
Roush (born 1952), American...
