William Lennox Epilepsy Pioneer Left Lasting Legacy
William Lennox MD who died in 1960 is remembered for reframing epilepsy as a brain chemistry disorder. A Harvard Medical School alum and former medical missionary, Lennox helped found the Epilepsy League and the journal Epilepsia, promoting understanding over superstition. He linked epilepsy to brain function and contributed to modern neurochemistry. Sir Henry Bessemer and the Age of Steel next. Karl J Kunz of Shenango High School to attend Carnegie Tech in Pittsburgh to study mathematics.
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Today in History June 8 1964 notable events
On this date in history, 1905 Theodore Roosevelt offered mediation in the Russo Japanese War. 1915 William Jennings Bryan resigned as Secretary of State over Wilsons notes to Germany. 1928 WGY Schenectady began regular TV programs. 1959 X15 rocket completed first free flight over Mojave Desert. Mark Twain quote on loyalty.
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