George Huntington

The disease got its name from George Huntington, who, just out of medical school, described its features in an 1872 paper and laid out the key insight that it was a hereditary condition.

No Need for Despair 2008

The exhibit then follows the Library to the reading room in the YMCA and chronicles the work of Hiram Scriver, George Huntington and others to acquire the Carnegie building.

Northfield.org - Community news, citizen produced Hayes Scriven 2010

The exhibit then follows the Library to the reading room in the YMCA and chronicles the work of Hiram Scriver, George Huntington and others to acquire the Carnegie building.

Northfield.org - Community news, citizen produced Hayes Scriven 2010

At the age of 22, the year following his graduation from medical school at Columbia, George Huntington (1850-1916) made his contribution to medical ...

Brain Blogger 2009

George Huntington was the son and grandson of medical practitioners.

Brain Blogger 2009

George Huntington first described the devastating neurological illness that bears his name in 1872, but The New York Times did not mention it until 1913 - when "Huntington's chorea" was listed as an item on the agenda of a medical convention in Washington.

NYT > Home Page 2009

George Huntington was the son and grandson of medical practitioners.

Brain Blogger 2009

At the age of 22, the year following his graduation from medical school at Columbia, George Huntington (1850-1916) made his contribution to medical ...

Brain Blogger 2009

At the age of 22, the year following his graduation from medical school at Columbia, George Huntington (1850-1916) made his contribution to medical research, publishing his report on a hereditary form of chorea in

Brain Blogger 2008

George Huntington was the son and grandson of medical practitioners.

Brain Blogger 2008