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All Documents 103 items

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

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2. The First Heart Transplant in Man

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

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4. The Rights of Man and the World Wide Web

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5. Curriculum Vitae

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

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7. Biomedical Science and the Culture Warp

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8. The Arabian Nights

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

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

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11. The Debt to Taft

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

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13. In Defense of Washington

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14. Recombinant Reflections

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15. The Richest Foundation

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16. Two Challenges to Negative Prophecy: 'Clinical Applications Units' and 'The Cloister Project' [HHMI President's Report to Trustees]

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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24. Remarks to the NIH Community

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25. [Resignation] Letter from Donald S. Fredrickson to President Ronald Reagan

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

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

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

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29. [Resignation] Letter from Donald S. Fredrickson to President Ronald Reagan

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

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

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32. Letter to Donald S. Fredrickson

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33. Harris-NIH Dispute Continues

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

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

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

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37. Letter from Richard Goldstein to Donald S. Fredrickson

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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46. Infection Risk Small in Some DNA Experiments

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

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

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49. Introductory Notes on a Bibliography

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

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