- Charles R. Drew - Profiles in Science Search Results

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101. McGill University Medical Class of 1933

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102. McGill University track team

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103. Meeting of the Board of Medical Control

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104. Meeting of the Committee on Research Projects

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105. Memorandum from Charles R. Drew to John Bush (on the establishment of a permanent "blood bank")

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106. Memorandum from Charles R. Drew to R. Frank Jones

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107. Newer Knowledge of Blood Transfusions

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108. Partial biographical resume of Charles Drew

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109. Plasma Potassium Content of Cardiac Blood at Death

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110. Plasma for Great Britain

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111. Portrait of Charles Drew

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112. Portrait of Charles Drew sitting at his desk

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113. Program for ceremony celebrating issuance of Charles R. Drew postage stamp

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114. Report of the Blood Transfusion Association Concerning the Project for Supplying Blood Plasma to England, Which Has Been Carried on Jointly with the American Red Cross from August, 1940, to January, 1941

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115. Routines for Students on General Surgical Wards

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116. Special Meeting of Research Group at Memorial Hospital

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117. Speech for the Temple Israel Brotherhood, Boston, Massachusetts, March 21, 1946. Scholarship, Named in Honor of Dr. Drew, Presented to Student Eligible to Study Medicine at Tufts, Boston University, or Harvard

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118. Studies in Blood Preservation: Some Effects of Carbon Dioxide

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119. Studies in Blood Preservation: The Serum Potassium of Cadaver Blood

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120. Sun Rise Over Old Bridge and Castle

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121. Surgical statistics at Freedmen's Hospital

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122. The Early Recognition and Treatment of Shock

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123. The Negro Physician in the Present War Effort

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124. The Role of Soviet Investigators in the Development of the Blood Bank

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125. Things to Do -- May 11, 1939

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126. Transcript of comments by Charles Drew at an American Human Serum Association Symposium

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127. Your Bloodmobile is Coming for Dr. Charles Drew Week

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