Photo Credit
Legends in Hematology
- Louis K. Diamond - Photo courtesy of Harvard Medical School
- Clement A. Finch - Photo courtesy of Puget Sound Blood Center
- Leon Jacobson - Photo courtesy of the University of Chicago Medical Center
- William Moloney - Photo by Bachrach, courtesy of Brigham and Women's Hospital
- Oscar D. Ratnoff - Photo courtesy of Oscar Ratnoff
- Joseph F. Ross - Photo reprinted with permission from The Journal of Nuclear Medicine. 1998;39:22N-23N.
- R. Wayne Rundles - Photo courtesy of Duke University Archives
- James L. Tullis - Photo courtesy of Harvard Medical School
- Louis R. Wasserman - Photo by Jerry Soalt
- Lawrence Young - Photo courtesy of the Edward G. Miner Library, University of Rochester Medical Center
ASH Presidents
- 1959: James L. Tullis - Photo courtesy of Harvard Medical School
- 1960: Carl V. Moore - Photo courtesy of Becker Medical Library, Washington University School of Medicine
- 1961: Louis Lowenstein - Photo courtesy of Paul J. Lowenstein
- 1962: Joseph F. Ross- Photo reprinted with permission from The Journal of Nuclear Medicine. 1998;39:22N-23N.
- 1963: Charles A. Doan - Photo courtesy of Ohio State University Medical Center
- 1966: Clement A. Finch - Photo courtesy of Puget Sound Blood Center
- 1967: R. Wayne Rundles - Photo courtesy of Duke University Archives
- 1969: Louis R. Wasserman - Photo by Jerry Soalt
- 1975: Oscar D. Ratnoff - Photo courtesy of Oscar Ratnoff
- 1980/81: Alvin Mauer - Photo courtesy of Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, historical collection
- 1985: Jane F. Desforges - Photo courtesy of the Massachusetts Medical Society
- 1988: E. Donnall Thomas - Photo by R.J. McDougall
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