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43. MedHist: The Gateway To Internet Resources For The History Of Medicine banting, frederick grant, sir 18911941 Best, Charles Herbert 1899-1978;banting, frederick grant, sir 1891-1941;. Time coverage 20th Century CE; http://medhist.ac.uk/browse/byname/5bdb8159dd51d16f65f093f7b988ba46.html

low graphics The gateway to Internet resources for the History of Medicine Banting, Frederick Grant, Sir 1891-1941 Banting Digital Library The Banting Digital Library is a project to digitise the collection of correspondence, papers, diaries, photographs and other artefacts belonging to Sir Frederick Banting, that was bequeathed to Alliston Memorial Library, Ontario in 1988. Banting is renowned for his involvement in the 1920 discovery of insulin with Charles H. Best. The collections can either be searched or browsed through the selection of format headings. There is an additional selection of magazine and newspaper clippings as well as a bibliography of resources pertaining to Banting and the discovery of insulin. The links page provides access to external Web sites of interest. Images and photographs of items within the collections are available for viewing in JPEG format. Insulin History, 20th Century Diabetes Mellitus Canada ... Banting and the discovery of insulin This Web site offers a brief history of Sir Frederick Banting's 1921 discovery which revolutionised the treatment of Diabetes and saved countless lives. It is sponsored by the Sir Frederick Banting Educational Committee who are based in the former town of Alliston Ontario; the birthplace of Sir Frederick Banting. The site includes descriptions of the groundbreaking experiments Banting and his team conducted at Toronto University, as well as the transcript of the Nobel Lecture he gave in Stolkholm on 15 September 1925, to commemorate the Nobel prize he was awarded in 1923. The site contains useful information but could be construed as being somewhat partial through the extravagant praise and choice of language.

44. MedHist: The Gateway To Internet Resources For The History Of Medicine Insulin; History, 20th Century; Diabetes Mellitus; Canada; Archives;. banting,frederick grant, sir 18911941;. Time coverage 20th Century CE; http://medhist.ac.uk/browse/mesh/D003920.html

low graphics The gateway to Internet resources for the History of Medicine Top Diseases Diabetes Diabetes Insulin Aretaeus the Cappadocian's statement about diabetes written about 150 AD This is the full text of a short essay written by Areteus the Cappadocian, sometime in the second to third century AD. The Web page is part of an online bibliography on the history of diabetes which has been created by E. Bruce MacDougall, a diabetes sufferer. According to the site, the source used for this text is Dorothy Clark's Source Book of Medical History ," originally published in 1942, and republished in 1960 by Dover. Dorothy Clark cites as her source a translation of a Greek version prepared by Francis Adams in 1856 for the Sydenham Society. The essay is startling for two things: the misunderstanding of the nature of the disease (which he describes as "a melting down of the flesh and limbs into urine"), and the distressing description of the sufferer's symptoms. History, Ancient Greek World Essays [Publication Type] Diabetes Mellitus ... Banting Digital Library The Banting Digital Library is a project to digitise the collection of correspondence, papers, diaries, photographs and other artefacts belonging to Sir Frederick Banting, that was bequeathed to Alliston Memorial Library, Ontario in 1988. Banting is renowned for his involvement in the 1920 discovery of insulin with Charles H. Best. The collections can either be searched or browsed through the selection of format headings. There is an additional selection of magazine and newspaper clippings as well as a bibliography of resources pertaining to Banting and the discovery of insulin. The links page provides access to external Web sites of interest. Images and photographs of items within the collections are available for viewing in JPEG format.

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46. Dr. Sir. Frederick Grant Banting Memorial Dr. sir frederick grant banting Memorial 1991, in memory of Dr. sir frederickbanting (discoverer of insulin), F/O William Bird, copilot, http://www.cdli.ca/monuments/nf/banting.htm

Dr. Sir Frederick Grant Banting Memorial Musgrave Harbour, Newfoundland This Memorial was unveiled on August 16th, 1991, in memory of Dr. Sir Frederick Banting (discoverer of insulin), F/O William Bird, co-pilot, and R/O William Snailham, Radio. This Memorial is 2 feet by 2 feet by 2 feet, and 3 inches thick. It is made of marble stone that was constructed by Muir's Stone Cutters in St. John's. Muir's Stone Cutters also donated the plaque. The inscription on the plaque is as follows: "To the memory of Dr. F.G. Banting, William Bird F/O, and William Snailham, radio operator. Killed in a plane crash Feb. 20, 1941 at Seven Mile Pond (now called Banting Lake) 10 miles S.W. of Musgrave Harbour. It is erected on the site where the doctor was killed or died Feb. 21, 1941 after the plane crashed."

47. Canadian Inventors And Inventions sir frederick grant banting (18911941) wondered if it was possible to take thefluid from the islets of Langerhans and inject it into a diabetic. http://www.cdli.ca/CITE/inventorscanadian.htm

Gander Academy Canadian Inventors And Scientists General Resources Alexander Graham Bell Wilfred Bigelow Gugliemo Marconi ... Teacher Resources General Resources List of Inventors The Inventor Archives are now organized alphabetically by inventors' last names.To view inventors, click on one of the blue letters above.To search by invention, click here, or, try a search of the Invention Dimension. Canada: A Country of Innovation Canada is a country of inventors, but we don't seem to know it! Canadians have been involved in the invention of everything from the jet airliner to insulin to the telephone. Index of Inventors From Edward Goodrich Acheson to Vladimir Kosma Zworykin, this site lists about a hundred inventors: some famous, some not. Canadian Inventors This page containbs links to the following Canadian inventors and those who distinguished themselves while living in Canada including Alexander Graham Bell, Reginald Fessenden, Guglielmo Marconi, Sir Frederick Banting, Dr. Charles Best, Sanford Flemming, Joseph Bombardier, Abraham Gesner and James Williams. Canadian Inventions Great Canada Scientists "This short list of great Canadian scientist in depth profiles was developed from the longer list in the Reference Section to reflect a balance of discipline, region and gender."

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Frederick Banting [Categories: Diabetes, Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine winners, Canadian scientists, 1941 deaths, 1891 births] Sir Frederick Grant Banting (A river rising in northeastern New Mexico and flowing eastward across the Texas panhandle to become a tributary of the Arkansas River in Oklahoma) Canadian medical scientist, doctor and (Winner of a Nobel Prize) Nobel laureate Banting was born in (Click link for more info and facts about Alliston, Ontario) Alliston, Ontario . After studying medicine at the (Click link for more info and facts about University of Toronto) University of Toronto and graduating in 1916, he served in the Canadian Army Medical Corps during (A war between the allies (Russia, France, British Empire, Italy, United States, Japan, Rumania, Serbia, Belgium, Greece, Portugal, Montenegro) and the central powers (Germany, Austria-Hungary, Turkey, Bulgaria) from 1914 to 1918) World War I After the war, he returned to Canada and between 1919 and 1920 completed his training as an orthopedic surgeon at the (Click link for more info and facts about Hospital for Sick Children) Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. In July 1920 he began to practice medicine in

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Definition: sir frederick grant banting Search dictionary for Source: WordNet (r) 1.7 Sir Frederick Grant Banting n : Canadian physiologist who discovered insulin with C. H. Best and who used it to treat diabetes(1891-1941) [syn: Banting F. G. Banting , Sir Frederick Grant Banting] Projects online dictionary linux docs apt for redhat bush's war lies ... party invitations Toys world sunlight moon phase free online rpg

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52. CBC.ca - The Greatest Canadian - Top Ten Greatest Canadians frederick banting. frederick grant banting was born on Nov. year the CanadianDiabetes Association celebrates November 6 as sir frederick banting Day. http://www.cbc.ca/greatest/top_ten/nominee/banting-frederick-know.html

53. Medi-Centre sir frederick grant banting Born November 14, 1891 Birthplace Alliston, OntarioDied February 21, 1941. sir frederick grant banting. Canadian Leaf http://www.virtualmuseum.ca/Exhibitions/Medicentre/en/bant_vit.htm

Sir Frederick Grant Banting Born: November 14, 1891 Birthplace: Alliston, Ontario Died: February 21, 1941 Nobel Laureate in Medicine (1922) Discoverer of insulin Founding member of the National Research Council of Canada

54. OAS Children's Page sir frederick grant banting*. sir frederick banting Exciting early experimentsin 1921 by banting and Best brought Macleod and Collip actively into the http://www.oas.org/children/heroes/Canada/FBanting.html

Sir Frederick Grant Banting* What many consider the outstanding achievement of Canadian medical research — the discovery of insulin — was the work of a team: Dr. Frederick Banting, physiologist Charles Best, Dr. J.J.R. Macleod, and biochemist J.B. Collip. It was Banting's idea that the pancreas secreted a substance that could be used to treat diabetes. Exciting early experiments in 1921 by Banting and Best brought Macleod and Collip actively into the project. The four announced their discovery in 1922. The effect of insulin on diabetics was immediate and astonishing. Insulin has since helped millions around the world. In 1923, Banting and Macleod were the first Canadians to be awarded the Nobel Prize; Banting shared his prize money with Best, Macleod shared his with Collip. Best was made a Companion of the Order of Canada in 1967. http://www.pch.gc.ca/poh-sdh/english/routefour/route-four-4.html

55. Banting Homestead Background The birthplace of sir frederick banting, located in Alliston, is in trouble. related to Canada s first Nobel Prize Winner, Dr. frederick grant banting. http://www.madhunt.com/bantinggroupripsohs.html

New Tecumseth Free Press Online Click here for our Front Page Inside Links Real Estate Advertising Rates Support Independent Journalism Government ... CONTACT US SUPPORT MADHUNT PUBLISHING - BUY YOUR BOOKS AND MUSIC ONLINE! Banting group rips OHS on homestead Edward trusted the OHS to do the right thing' Posted October 20, 2004 ED NOTE : Last week the Ontario Historical Society informed the Town it would not enter into an agreement that would have protected about 70 acres of the 100 acre property surrounding the homestead. Instead, speculation is mounting that the OHS intends to sell the property. The group needs money and mega home builder Mattamy Homes is building several hundred new houses next to the Banting Homestead Property, which is north of Highway 89 on Sir Frederick Banting Road. Below is the response from the Banting Educational Committee, which includes members of the Banting family. The birthplace of Sir Frederick Banting, located in Alliston, is in trouble. The Ontario Historical Society (OHS) owns the Banting homestead. The home and buildings on the farm where Frederick Banting was born on November 14th 1891, are deteriorating and threatened with destruction because of the inaction of the Ontario Historical Society, which was entrusted with the mandate to protect and preserve this vital piece of Ontario's history. Edward Banting, the last Banting to own the farm, set up a museum in the front parlour of his farmhouse and eagerly gave information on the Banting legacy to the tourists who visited the site. He did this for many years and kept notes on all of these visitors. He was a full time farmer and a part time Banting historian and genealogist. Fred Banting was Edward's uncle.

56. Sir Frederick G. Banting - Author Details And Biography - The Quotations Page Author Details sir frederick G. banting (1891 1941). Full Name, banting,frederick grant, sir. Biography, Canadian physician physiologist; with Charles http://www.quotationspage.com/author.php?author=Sir Frederick G. Banting

57. Banting And Best Department Of Medical Research Chair banting, sir frederick grant, codiscoverer of insulin (b at Alliston, Ont 14Nov 1891; d near Musgrave Harbour, Nfld 21 Feb 1941). http://www.utoronto.ca/bandb/banting.htm

Banting, Sir Frederick Grant, co-discoverer of insulin (b at Alliston, Ont 14 Nov 1891; d near Musgrave Harbour, Nfld 21 Feb 1941). Youngest of 6 children of a middle-class farm family, Fred Banting persevered through high school, failed first year in arts at U of T and then enrolled in medicine. He graduated in 1916 with above average grades, served as a medical officer in France, where he was wounded in action and decorated for valour, and in 1919-20 completed his training as an orthopedic surgeon. In July 1920 he began the practice of medicine in London, Ont. On the night of 31 Oct 1920, after reading a routine article in a medical journal, Banting wrote down an idea for research aimed at isolating the long-sought internal secretion of the pancreas. He received support for his proposed research at U of T, where he began work on 17 May 1921 under the direction of J.J.R. Macleod and assisted by C.H. Best. Banting's and Best's experiments were crudely conducted and did not substantiate Banting's idea, which was physiologically incorrect. But their apparently favourable results encouraged greater efforts, which culminated in the winter of 1921-22 in the discovery of insulin by a team of researchers that included Macleod, Banting, J.B. Collip and Best. Insulin was immediately and spectacularly effective as a lifesaving therapy for DIABETES MELLITUS. Banting was hailed as the principal discoverer of insulin because his idea had launched the research, because of his prominence in the early use of insulin, and because he and his friends carried on a campaign to discredit his senior collaborators, Macleod and Collip, with whom he was temperamentally incompatible. On learning that he was to share the 1923 Nobel Prize for physiology or medicine with Macleod, Banting gave half his prize money to Best. He was awarded a life annuity by the federal government, appointed Canada's first professor of medical research at U of T and knighted in 1934.

58. Sir Banting Home » About Us » Dr. frederick banting sir banting frederick grant bantingdiscoverer of Insulin, was born November 14, 1891, on his family s farm in http://www.utoronto.ca/bantresf/AboutUs/Banting.html

Proud Of Our History Statement of Purpose Dr. Frederick Banting Chairman's Letter Investing in Research Board of Trustees Grant Review Panel ... About Us » Dr. Frederick Banting Frederick Grant Banting discoverer of Insulin, was born November 14, 1891, on his family's farm in Alliston, Ontario. He attended Alliston Continuation School and completed his medical studies at the University of Toronto Medical School in 1916. He established a surgical practice in London, Ontario, supplementing his income as a medical demonstrator at the University of Western Ontario. In London he conceived the technique which might permit isolation of the anti-diabetic component of the pancreas. He returned to the University of Toronto in 1921 to conduct experiments on the pancreas at the labs of Dr. J. R. MacLeod. By the time the summer had ended, he and Charles Best had isolated Insulin. They were successful in testing their extract on diabetic dogs. Dr. J.B. Collip joined the team and developed the process by which Insulin could be purified and processed in sufficient amounts for clinical trials. The first human test was conducted in 1922 with spectacular results and the formula was given gratuitously to the University of Toronto in trust for the benefit of humanity. Fame came quickly to the soft-spoken Banting who won the Nobel Prize for Medicine because of his discovery. Many honours followed, including knighthood, and Banting continued to work on further research and co-ordinated the National Wartime Medical Research effort. His efforts were cut short by a fatal crash in Newfoundland February 21, 1941.

59. Frederick Grant Banting. Surgeon, Sir, And Nobel Prize frederick grant banting Surgeon, sir, and Nobel prize. ABSTRACT. Objective Tonarrate the life and legacy of frederick grant banting. http://www.imbiomed.com/Circiruj/Ccv68n3/english/Zcc003-06.html

Martínez-Mier G, Toledo-Pereyra LH Frederick Grant Banting Cirujano, Caballero y premio Nobel Cir Ciruj Frederick Grant Banting Surgeon, Sir, and Nobel prize ABSTRACT Objective: To narrate the life and legacy of Frederick Grant Banting. Design: Historic essay (15 References). Setting: University Department of History. Results: Frederick Grant Banting was born in Canada on November 14, 1891. He began his studies in his native Alliston until his medical school graduation at the University of Toronto in 1916. He was enlisted in the Royal Army of Canada during First World War, serving as a medical officer. He was wounded and decorated for his bravery and heroism in 1919. He began his practice as a surgeon in Toronto under the influence of Dr. Clarence L Starr, and continued in London, Ontario as a surgeon and assistant professor at the local university. He started to get interested in diabetes mellitus research in 1920, and 1 year later, with the collaboration of Charles H Best and the assistance of JB Collip and JJR MacLeod's physiology laboratory at University of Toronto, Banting discovered insulin. In January 11, 1922, Banting and Best utilized insulin in a human patient for the first time. This was followed by large scale production of insulin. Banting continued to perform research at the University of Toronto at institutes especially developed for him. He was decorated by the Canadian Parliament, knighted by the British Empire and, in 1923 awarded the Nobel Prize of Medicine and Physiology for the discovery of insulin. He was dedicated, inquisitive, a free thinker, a worldwide celebrity, a loyal friend and an amateur artist. He was married twice and had only one son. He died on February 21, 1930 serving to his country as a military research physician, leaving a legacy to us of one of the most important tools for treatment of diabetes mellitus.

60. Sir Frederick Grant Banting Henry Gray (18271861) English physician, surgeon, and anatomy lecturer. In 1858,while working at St. George s Hospital in London, he published the first http://daphne.palomar.edu/ccarpenter/Portraits/Gray.htm

Henry Gray (1827-1861) English physician, surgeon, and anatomy lecturer I n 1858, while working at St. George's Hospital in London, he published the first edition of "Gray's Anatomy" ; he was only 31 at the time. Three years later, while caring for a nephew who had smallpox, Gray himself contracted the disease and died Adapted from www.ph.ucla.edu/epi/snow/1859map/gray_henry.html

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