Tuesday, May 4, 1965 University Daily Kansan
Research Day Features Study Results
Twelve medical students were selected to present their projects to faculty and staff members at the annual Students Research Day at 1 p.m. Thursday at the KU Medical Center.
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Research day provides the medical students an opportunity to present the results of their work dealing with hormones, injuries, the heart, organ transplant, and nutrition.
Two winners will be chosen based upon the manner of presentation, the ability of the speaker to discuss his paper, the merit of the paper, and the merit of the project.
The student with the top presentation will receive the Russell Hayden medal and $100. The other winner, either a resident or staff member, will receive the same. Awards will be presented on student recognition day shortly before graduation.
Dr. Irwin H. Page, director of the research division of the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio, will be the guest speaker. He will speak on "The Nature of Hypertension," concerning abnormally high blood pressure.
Dr. William R. Keeler, resident in the department of surgery, will present a project concerned with an attempt to immunize against shock.
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