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Kathleen S. Andersen, John R. Ball, Paul D. Cleary, Daniel M. Fox, Peter M. Gottsegen, Bradford H. Gray, Rosemary A. Stevens, John D. Stoeckle,
Ray Lyman Wilbur,
George St.J. Perrott, Selwyn D. Collins,
George St.J. Perrott, Edgar Sydenstricker, Selwyn D. Collins,
I. S. Falk,
Michael M. Davis,
Albert G. Milbank,
Dorothy F. Holland, George St.J. Perrott,
George St.J. Perrott, Dorothy F. Holland,
Frank G. Boudreau,
R. R. Puffer,
R. H. Felix, R. V. Bowers,
Morton Kramer,
Antonio Ciocco, Paul M. Densen, Daniel G. Horvitz,
Paul M. Densen, Neva R. Deardorff, Eva Balamuth,
Alexander H. Leighton, Jane M. Hughes,
Avedis Donabedian,
Irwin M. Rosenstock,
Abdel R. Omran,
Paul M. Ellwood,
Rashi Fein,
Lester Breslow,
Ronald Andersen, John F. Newman,
Barbara Starfield,
Ernest M. Gruenberg,
Clark C. Havighurst,
Theodore R. Marmor, James A. Morone,
James F. Fries,
Anne A. Scitovsky,
Daniel M. Fox,
Larry Gostin,
William G. Weissert, Cynthia Matthews Cready, James E. Pawelak,
Stephen B. Soumerai, Thomas J. McLaughlin, Jerry Avorn,
Irving Kenneth Zola,
Mark A. Schuster, Elizabeth A. McGlynn, Robert H. Brook,
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