The Halsted Holman papers offer insight into the life and work of Dr Halsted Holman, Guggenheim Professor of Medicine, Emeritus, and Chairman of the Department of Medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine. His papers primarily consist of files pertaining to his work with the Midpeninsula Health Service, the Robert Wood Johnson Clinical Scholars Program, and chronic disease self-care management initiatives. The papers of Halsted Holman also contain his research files on healthcare reform, biomedical ethics, the Vietnam War, and peace movements.

Halsted Reid Holman, MD, Guggenheim Professor of Medicine, Emeritus, at Stanford Medical School, was born on January 17th, 1925. The son of two influential Stanford physicians, vascular surgeon Emile Frederic Holman and pediatric cardiologist Ann Peril Purdy, Holman entered Stanford University in 1942. Holman was awarded his M.D. degree from Yale University in 1949.

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