Fifty Years of Clinical Chemistry, Three Pioneering Editors From: Clinical Chemistry | Date: October 1, 2004| Author: Burtis, Carl A; Klein, Bernard; Ladenson, Jack; Rosenfeld, Louis; Et al | Copyright American Association for Clinical Chemistry Oct 2004. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

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When Dr. Harold D. Appleton took over the small, semi-regular newsletter, The Clinical Chemist, from Dr. Andre Kibrick, he "ate, drank and slept The Clinical Chemist,'" according to Irving Sunshine, PhD. Dr. Appleton took over as editor in 1950 after working for 1 year as assistant editor under Dr. Kibrick. During his editorship, Appleton developed the newsletter into an excellent format of 12-20 pages per issue that included short review a...

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