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Presidential addresses
Barbara L. Weber (President, 2006-2007)
In the palace of the Sultan
Kenneth Kaushansky (President, 2003-2004)
Mentoring and teaching clinical investigation
Chi V. Dang (President, 2002-2003)
Celebrating the physician-scientist
David Ginsburg (President, 2001-2002)
The history and evolution of the ASCI: déjà vu all over again
Gary A. Koretzky (President, 2000-2001)
The future of the ASCI: a lesson from the 2000 presidential election
Jeffrey M. Leiden (President, 1999-2000)
From genes to screens: crossing the digital-medical divide
Ajit P. Varki (President, 1998-1999)
Executive summary of the Nerflex Commission Report
Timothy J. Ley (President, 1997-1998)
Judith L. Swain (President, 1995-1996)
Is there room left for academics in academic medicine?
Richard D. Klausner (President, 1994-1995)
Values and value: the survival of biomedical research
Jay A. Berzofsky (President, 1993-1994)
Cross-fertilization among fields: a seminal event in the progress of biomedical research
Bruce F. Scharschmidt (President, 1992-1993)
Nurturing creativity: Young Turks and young minds
Edward Benz (President, 1991-1992)
Presidential address
William J. Koopman (President, 1990-1991)
In search of Mr. Wizard
Stuart H. Orkin (President, 1989-1990)
Preparing for the next generation
C. Ronald Kahn (President, 1988-1989)
Perverted priorities: the physician/scientist as spokesman and salesman for biomedical research
Robert J. Lefkowitz (President, 1987-1988)
The spirit of science
Thomas P. Stossel (President, 1986-1987)
Brave new medicine
Joseph L. Goldstein (President, 1985-1986)
On the origin and prevention of PAIDS (Paralyzed Academic Investigator's Disease Syndrome)
Robert M. Glickman (President, 1984-1985)
The future of the physician scientist
William N. Kelley (President, 1983-1984)
Clinical investigation and the clinical investigator: the past, present, and future
Louis M. Sherwood (President, 1982-1983)
Sustaining the spirit of inquiry: the key role of the department chairman
Philip W. Majerus (President, 1981-1982)
Fraud in medical research
William E. Paul (President, 1980-1981)
Clinical investigation — on the threshold of a golden era?
Jesse Roth (President, 1979-1980)
Sing a new song
Kenneth L. Melmon (President, 1978-1979)
A society without an obvious future: can elitism help?
Jean D. Wilson (President, 1977-1978)
Peer review and publication
John S. Fordtran (President, 1976-1977)
An ASCI tradition
Laurence E. Earley (President, 1975-1976)
The health of clinical investigation beyond Atlantic City
Eugene Braunwald (President, 1974-1975)
Can medical schools remain the optimal site for the conduct of clinical investigation?
Edward C. Franklin (President, 1973-1974)
The Individual, Science, and Society
Neal S. Bricker (President, 1972-1973)
The Time for Reflection: a Luxury of the Past
Grant W. Liddle (President, 1966-1967)
The Mores of Clinical Investigation
Alexander Leaf (President, 1964-1965)
Clinical Investigation and Social Responsibility
Irving M. London (President, 1963-1964)
The Impact of the Revolution in Biology on Clinical Investigation
John P. Merrill (President, 1962-1963)
Presidential address
Henry G. Kunkel (President, 1961-1962)
The training of the clinical investigator
John A. Luetscher, Jr. (President, 1958-1959)
Observations on growth and development of clinical investigation
C.C. Bass (President, 1925-1926)
Malaria: some interesting observations relative to malaria that have been made in the treatment of general paralysis by inoculation with malaria plasmodia