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All Documents 103 items

1. A Fading King's Bequest [Fredrickson's departing poem to NIH]

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2. A History of the Recombinant DNA Guidelines in the United States

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3. A History of the Recombinant DNA Guidelines in the United States

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4. A Scientific Breakthrough [Editorial]

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5. An Overview Statement on the National Conference on Health Research Principles [Editorial]

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6. An Overview of the Role of NIH and Other Federal Agencies in the Conduct of Research with Recombinant DNA

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7. Biomedical Science and the Culture Warp

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8. Chanock and Fredrickson Elected NAS Members; Ceremony in April 1974

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9. Chronology of Events in Preparation of 'Environmental Impact Statement: Guidelines for Research Involving Recombinant DNA Molecules'

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10. Commencement program from the University of Michigan when Donald Fredrickson received an honorary Doctor of Science degree

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11. Containment

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12. Curriculum Vitae

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13. Description of the photograph of the conference on cardiac transplantation with Christiaan Barnard

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14. Descriptive notes by Donald Fredrickson on the contents of his childhood scrapbook

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15. Director of the National Institutes of Health Quits Post, Citing 'Personal Reasons'

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16. Donald Fredrickson's speech to the Academy of the Kingdom of Morocco

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17. Donald S. Fredrickson, M.D.

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18. Dr. D.S. Fredrickson Named Director of Heart Institute

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19. Dr. Donald S. Fredrickson Named Heart Institute's Dir[ector] Intramural Research

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20. Dr. Donald Sharp Fredrickson Married in Holland

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21. Dr. Fredrickson to Head Institute of Medicine; Succeeds Dr. Hogness

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22. Excerpt from Donald S. Fredrickson's diary on the exemption of E. coli experiments from the NIH Guidelines for Research Involving Recombinant DNA Molecules

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23. Excerpt from Fredrickson's diary on a hearing with Adlai Stevenson III

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24. Excerpt from Fredrickson's diary on his impending departure from NIH

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25. Excerpt from Fredrickson's diary on the reaction of several scientists to restructuring the Recombinant DNA Research Advisory Committee

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26. Excerpt from Fredrickson's diary on the release of the recombinant DNA guidelines into the Federal Register

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27. Excerpt from Fredrickson's diary on the subsequent revisions of the recombinant DNA guidelines

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28. Excerpt from Fredrickson's diary on the tension between himself and Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Patricia Harris

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29. Excerpts from Donald Fredrickson's inaugural speech as President of the Institute of Medicine

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30. Experimental Guidelines

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31. Familial Hyperlipoproteinemias

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32. Fat Transport in Lipoproteins--An Integrated Approach to Mechanisms and Disorders

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33. Freedom from Want (Donald Fredrickson's high school valedictorian address)

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34. Harris-NIH Dispute Continues

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35. Hearing before the Committee on Labor and Public Welfare United States Senate Ninety Fourth Congress First Session On. . .Donald S. Fredrickson, of Maryland, to be Director, National Institutes of Health. . .

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36. I.O.M. [Institute of Medicine]: Memoires a l'Accouchement

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37. In Defense of Washington

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38. Infection Risk Small in Some DNA Experiments

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39. Interagency Meeting on Federal Research Into the Biological Effects of Ionizing Radiation

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40. Introduction of Donald Fredrickson by Professor Jean Bernard into the Academy of the Kingdom of Morocco

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41. Introductory Notes on a Bibliography

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42. Issue of the NIH Record celebrating Donald S. Fredrickson

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43. Killer 'We Must Arrest at Once'

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44. Letter from Alan McGowan, Scientists' Institute for Public Information to Burke K. Zimmerman, Environmental Defense Fund, Inc.

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45. Letter from Burke K. Zimmerman, Environmental Defense Fund to David Mathews, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare

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46. Letter from Donald S. Fredrickson to C. Arthur Fredrickson, Blanche Fredrickson

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47. Letter from Donald S. Fredrickson to C. Arthur and Blanche Fredrickson

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48. Letter from Donald S. Fredrickson to C. Arthur and Blanche Fredrickson

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49. Letter from Donald S. Fredrickson to Evelyn Attix, National Institutes of Health

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50. Letter from Donald S. Fredrickson to Patricia Harris, Department of Health and Human Services

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51. Letter from Donald S. Fredrickson to Richard S. Schweiker, Department of Health and Human Services

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52. Letter from Edward M. Kennedy and Jacob K. Javits, United States Senate to President Gerald R. Ford

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53. Letter from Edward M. Kennedy, United States Senate Committee on Labor and Public Welfare to Donald S. Fredrickson

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54. Letter from Francine Robinson, Coalition for Responsible Genetic Research to Patricia Harris, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare

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55. Letter from Joseph A. Califano, Jr., Department of Health, Education, and Welfare to Donald S. Fredrickson

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56. Letter from Michael E. DeBakey to Donald S. Fredrickson

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57. Letter from Philip L. Bereano to Patricia Harris, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare

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58. Letter from President Gerald R. Ford to Donald S. Fredrickson

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59. Letter from President Ronald Reagan to Donald S. Fredrickson

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60. Letter from Richard Goldstein to Donald S. Fredrickson

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61. Letter from Richard S. Schweiker, Department of Health and Human Services to Donald S. Fredrickson

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62. Letter from Robert L. Sinsheimer to Karim Ahmed, Natural Resources Defense Council

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63. Letter from Stanley N. Cohen to Donald S. Fredrickson

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64. Letter from Susan Wright to Patricia Harris, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare

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65. Letter to Donald S. Fredrickson

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66. Lipoprotein Patterns and Atherosclerosis

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67. Memorandum from George A. Keyworth, White House to Edwin Meese

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68. NIH and the Real World [Editorial]

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69. NIH'ers Ride Bikes to Save Energy and Money

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70. National Institutes of Health: Guidelines for Research Involving Recombinant DNA Molecules [Index and introduction]

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71. Opening Remarks at a symposium in memory of Gordon Tomkins

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72. Personal reminiscence of President Lyndon B. Johnson's 1965 visit to NIH

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73. Personal reminiscence of President Lyndon B. Johnson's 1967 visit to NIH

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74. Personal reminiscence on being President of the Institute of Medicine

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75. Petition of Environmental Defense Fund, Inc. and Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. to the Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare

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76. Phenotyping: On Reaching Base Camp (1950-1975)

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77. Press release for NIH's recombinant DNA guidelines

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78. Recombinant DNA Research Guidelines. Draft Environmental Impact Statement

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79. Recombinant Reflections

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80. Remarks to the NIH Community

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81. Report of the National Heart and Lung Institute Panel on Hyperlipidemia and Premature Atherosclerosis

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82. Secretary Califano Lauds NIH; Cites Dr. Fredrickson as 'Best'

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83. Seeking Technical Consensus on Medical Intervention [Editorial]

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84. Statement of Donald Fredrickson to the House Subcommittee on Health and the Environment of the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce

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85. Steering Clear of the Federal Bureaucracy [Editorial]

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86. Summary Statement by Donald S. Fredrickson, M.D., Director, National Institutes of Health, on Recombinant DNA Technology before the Subcommittee on Health and Scientific Research of the Senate Committee on Human Resources

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87. Summary of the Conference on Cardiac Transplantation

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88. Summary of the Proposed Guidelines for Research on Recombinant DNA Molecules

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89. Tangier Disease (Familial High Density Lipoprotein Deficiency): Clinical and Genetic Features in Two Adults

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90. Tangier Disease: Report of a Case and Studies of Lipid Metabolism

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91. Tangier Disease: Tonsils May Cure Hearts

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92. The Arabian Nights

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93. The Debt to Taft

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94. The First Heart Transplant in Man

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95. The National Institutes of Health Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow

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96. The Recombinant DNA Controversy: A Memoir: Science, Politics, and the Public Interest 1974-1981 [Introductory Material]

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97. The Richest Foundation

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98. The Rights of Man and the World Wide Web

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99. The Ultimate Operation

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100. Tonsils and Apolipoproteins: Lessons about Plasma Lipoproteins Derived from Tangier Disease and Other Mutants

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