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DOCTORS, REAL & FICTIONAL

by Kathy Wolfe

For real-life ailments and for an amusing look at vintage TV and literature, this week, Tidbits takes you to the doctor.• In 1901, a German family named Deter

brought their 51-year-old female relative tosee Dr. Alois Alzheimer, a psychiatrist andneuropathologist.Mrs.Deterwasexperiencingshort-termmemorylossanddifficultyspeakingandunderstandingspeech.Dr.Alzheimerhadneverbeforeseensuchstrangesymptomsandworked closely with his patient for the nextfive years until her death. Convincing herfamily to donate her brain to his laboratory, he noted considerable shrinkage in the outer layer of her brain, and through the use of staining techniques,heidentifieddeadanddyingbraincells, plaque deposits, and tangles insidethe tissue. His research appeared in medicaljournals in1907, and thediseasewas taggedAlzheimer’sDiseasein1910.Thisdebilitatingcondition is now the seventh-leading cause of death,withanewcaseevery70seconds.

• Although we think of Frankenstein as themonsterof thehorrorfilmsof the1930s,Dr.Frankenstein was actually the creator of the monster.Hewasascientistwhoexperimentedwithpiecingtogetherassortedpartsofhumancorpses... turn the page for more!

Q: What did the doctor say to the invisible man?

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NATIONAL BOSS DAYby Stanley Drummond

Bosses are people, too. (Really!) And every year on October 16, America pays tribute to them.• Actually, National Boss Day was created in

1958 by an Illinois secretary named Patricia Haroski. She chose October 16 because it was her father’s birthday. Her father also happened to be her boss at the time. Nevertheless, she felt that bosses in general were underappreciated, and registered the date with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce as an official observance.

• Interestingly enough, a 2005 survey done by an international human resources consulting firm revealed that the majority of employees would not trade places with their boss. The primary reason given was the change that would result between them and their co-workers. They could no longer ignore or laugh at any slackers in their department; they’d be responsible for any poor performers.

• Hallmark started selling Boss Day cards in 1979. While they don’t reveal actual sales figures, they do disclose that the “holiday” is poised to break into the list of top 10 card-send-ing events within the next few years.

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DOCTORS (continued):• ThedoctormethisendintheArcticCirclenear

theNorthPole,wherehehadfledinpursuitofthe monster with the objective of destroying him.Thecreationofa19-year-oldauthor,MaryShelley,thebookwasfirstpublishedin1818.In the novel, Frankenstein was not a doctor,and the monster was never given a name.

• Fortunatelyformanychildrenofthe1950s,Dr.Jonas Salk changed his mind about becoming a lawyer, transferring to medical school. Dr.Salkworkedforeightyearstodevelopapoliovaccine, testing it first on monkeys, beforerevealing it in April of 1955. Touted as amiracleworker,he refused toobtainapatentonhisvaccine,andhadnopersonalfinancialgain from his work, believing that the entire worldshouldbenefitfromit.In1955,whenthevaccine was introduced, the average number ofpoliocasesintheU.S.was45,000.Withinsevenyears,thatnumberhaddroppedto910.Atthetimeofhisdeathin1995attheageof80, Dr. Salk was hard at work on a vaccineagainstAIDS.

• You might not recognize the name of notedAmerican archaeologist Dr. Henry Jones, Jr.,aprofessoratConnecticut’sfictionalMarshallCollege.That’sbecauseheisbetterknownas“Indiana” Jones, of Raiders of the LostArkfame.BasedonaconceptoffilmmakerGeorgeLucas, the character was designed by comicbook artist Jim Steranko, wearing his signature fedora and leather jacket.Although we can’timagine anyone but Harrison Ford in the role, it was originally offered to Tom Selleck. However,CBSrefusedtoreleaseSelleckfromhisMagnum,P.I. televisionseriesduties,andthe part was given to Ford just three weeksbeforefilmingbegan.


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DOCTORS (continued):

• Givingmedicalattention toabadlybroken legresulted in a prison life sentence for 31-year-oldDr.SamuelMudd.IntheweehoursofApril15, 1865, the young doctor set the broken legof John Wilkes Booth, who had assassinatedPresidentAbrahamLincolnjusthoursbefore.Adebate began over whether Mudd knew Boothandwaspartoftheconspiracy,somethingMuddvehemently denied. He later admitted that he had infactknownBooth.TwoyearsintoMudd’sstayat amilitaryprison locatedonan island in theGulfofMexico,ayellowfeverepidemicbrokeout.Afterthefeverclaimedthelifeoftheprisondoctor,Muddvolunteeredtotakehisplace.HislaborsresultedinapetitiontoPresidentAndrewJohnson,signedby300fellowinmatesheraldingthedoctor’sbravery.Johnson’spardonreleasedMudd in 1869. His medical practice was re-established and this father of nine children workeduntilhisdeathatage49.

• Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson wasportrayingthebattlebetweengoodandevilinaperson’snaturewhenhepennedTheStrangeCase of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in 1886.When Dr. Henry Jekyll ingested a potion hehad concocted, he changed into Edward Hyde, thecruelandevilpartofJekyll’spersonality.The story has become so well known, it merits adictionaryentry,whichdefinesa“JekyllandHyde”as“apersonmarkedbydualpersonality,oneaspectofwhichisgoodandtheotherbad.”Therehavebeenmorethan120filmversionsmade of this literary work, with yet another slatedfora2010release.

• Several doctors became better known asauthorsthanfortheirmedicalexpertise.WhilepursuinghisM.D.atHarvardMedicalSchool,MichaelCrichtonwroteTheAndromedaStrain,but went on to bigger fame with his dinosaur saga Jurassic Park. He was also the creator of television’spopular“E.R.”medicalseries....



DOCTORS (continued):• ThedoctormethisendintheArcticCirclenear

theNorthPole,wherehehadfledinpursuitofthe monster with the objective of destroying him.Thecreationofa19-year-oldauthor,MaryShelley,thebookwasfirstpublishedin1818.In the novel, Frankenstein was not a doctor,and the monster was never given a name.

• Fortunatelyformanychildrenofthe1950s,Dr.Jonas Salk changed his mind about becoming a lawyer, transferring to medical school. Dr.Salkworkedforeightyearstodevelopapoliovaccine, testing it first on monkeys, beforerevealing it in April of 1955. Touted as amiracleworker,he refused toobtainapatentonhisvaccine,andhadnopersonalfinancialgain from his work, believing that the entire worldshouldbenefitfromit.In1955,whenthevaccine was introduced, the average number ofpoliocasesintheU.S.was45,000.Withinsevenyears,thatnumberhaddroppedto910.Atthetimeofhisdeathin1995attheageof80, Dr. Salk was hard at work on a vaccineagainstAIDS.

• You might not recognize the name of notedAmerican archaeologist Dr. Henry Jones, Jr.,aprofessoratConnecticut’sfictionalMarshallCollege.That’sbecauseheisbetterknownas“Indiana” Jones, of Raiders of the LostArkfame.BasedonaconceptoffilmmakerGeorgeLucas, the character was designed by comicbook artist Jim Steranko, wearing his signature fedora and leather jacket.Although we can’timagine anyone but Harrison Ford in the role, it was originally offered to Tom Selleck. However,CBSrefusedtoreleaseSelleckfromhisMagnum,P.I. televisionseriesduties,andthe part was given to Ford just three weeksbeforefilmingbegan.



DOCTORS (continued):

• Givingmedicalattention toabadlybroken legresulted in a prison life sentence for 31-year-oldDr.SamuelMudd.IntheweehoursofApril15, 1865, the young doctor set the broken legof John Wilkes Booth, who had assassinatedPresidentAbrahamLincolnjusthoursbefore.Adebate began over whether Mudd knew Boothandwaspartoftheconspiracy,somethingMuddvehemently denied. He later admitted that he had infactknownBooth.TwoyearsintoMudd’sstayat amilitaryprison locatedonan island in theGulfofMexico,ayellowfeverepidemicbrokeout.Afterthefeverclaimedthelifeoftheprisondoctor,Muddvolunteeredtotakehisplace.HislaborsresultedinapetitiontoPresidentAndrewJohnson,signedby300fellowinmatesheraldingthedoctor’sbravery.Johnson’spardonreleasedMudd in 1869. His medical practice was re-established and this father of nine children workeduntilhisdeathatage49.

• Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson wasportrayingthebattlebetweengoodandevilinaperson’snaturewhenhepennedTheStrangeCase of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in 1886.When Dr. Henry Jekyll ingested a potion hehad concocted, he changed into Edward Hyde, thecruelandevilpartofJekyll’spersonality.The story has become so well known, it merits adictionaryentry,whichdefinesa“JekyllandHyde”as“apersonmarkedbydualpersonality,oneaspectofwhichisgoodandtheotherbad.”Therehavebeenmorethan120filmversionsmade of this literary work, with yet another slatedfora2010release.

• Several doctors became better known asauthorsthanfortheirmedicalexpertise.WhilepursuinghisM.D.atHarvardMedicalSchool,MichaelCrichtonwroteTheAndromedaStrain,but went on to bigger fame with his dinosaur saga Jurassic Park. He was also the creator of television’spopular“E.R.”medicalseries....

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•n1965,concernedabouttheeffectthatheatwashavingonhisplayers,anassistantfootballcoachat theUniversityofFloridaconsultedmedicalresearchers for a solution. It seems thatfluidsandelectrolytesbeinglostbytheplayersthroughtheirsweatwerenotbeingreplenished,resultinginexhaustionandotherrelatedillnesses.Shortlyafterward,aspecially-formulatedthirstquencherwasgiventotheseFloridaGators,appropriatelylabeled “Gatorade” in their honor. In 2008,Gatorade Tiger was introduced, concoctedexpresslyforgolferTigerWoodsinhisfavoriteflavors.Itcontained25%moreelectrolytesthanregularGatoradeaswellasanadditionalaminoacid experts claim improves mental focus.Asa result, the drink is now known as Focus, and featuresTiger’sfaceonthelabel.

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