Box 15/15
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DVD Disc 1: PowerPoint slide set lectures 1971 - 2014
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Identifier: Item 1
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Dr. Arthur Ammann ’58 was a zoology major at Wheaton. He is a pediatric immunologist who has done extensive research in pediatrics and HIV/AIDS in children and who, in 1982, first described two of the three known means of HIV transmission—mothers to infants and through blood transfusions. He also diagnosed the first children with HIV infection. Dr. Ammann is Founder of Global Strategies, a non‐profit organization dedicated to responding to the health needs of disadvantaged women and child by...
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Created: 1952-2014; Other: Date acquired: 05/20/2015
DVD Disc 2: PowerPoint slides that lectures 1971 - 2014
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Identifier: Item 2
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Dr. Arthur Ammann ’58 was a zoology major at Wheaton. He is a pediatric immunologist who has done extensive research in pediatrics and HIV/AIDS in children and who, in 1982, first described two of the three known means of HIV transmission—mothers to infants and through blood transfusions. He also diagnosed the first children with HIV infection. Dr. Ammann is Founder of Global Strategies, a non‐profit organization dedicated to responding to the health needs of disadvantaged women and child by...
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Created: 1952-2014; Other: Date acquired: 05/20/2015
Los Angeles Summer Olympics framed certificate. (Olympic Torch in Box 8) 1984. Los Angeles Olympics. Dr Ammann ran torch from Golden Gate Bridge through Presidio for University of California San Francisco Medical Center. Los Andeles. (Plaque is in Box 2). The 1984 Summer Olympics, officially known as the Games of the XXIII Olympiad, was an international multi-sport event held in Los Angeles, California.
Item — Box: 15/15
Identifier: Item 3-5
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Dr. Arthur Ammann ’58 was a zoology major at Wheaton. He is a pediatric immunologist who has done extensive research in pediatrics and HIV/AIDS in children and who, in 1982, first described two of the three known means of HIV transmission—mothers to infants and through blood transfusions. He also diagnosed the first children with HIV infection. Dr. Ammann is Founder of Global Strategies, a non‐profit organization dedicated to responding to the health needs of disadvantaged women and child by...
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Created: 1952-2014; Other: Date acquired: 05/20/2015
Book Faith Alive. See description of program under CDs/ DVDs.
Item — Box: 15/15
Identifier: Item 6
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Dr. Arthur Ammann ’58 was a zoology major at Wheaton. He is a pediatric immunologist who has done extensive research in pediatrics and HIV/AIDS in children and who, in 1982, first described two of the three known means of HIV transmission—mothers to infants and through blood transfusions. He also diagnosed the first children with HIV infection. Dr. Ammann is Founder of Global Strategies, a non‐profit organization dedicated to responding to the health needs of disadvantaged women and child by...
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Created: 1952-2014; Other: Date acquired: 05/20/2015
Book Johns Hopkins Care of Patients with HIV Infection
Item — Box: 15/15
Identifier: Item 7
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Dr. Arthur Ammann ’58 was a zoology major at Wheaton. He is a pediatric immunologist who has done extensive research in pediatrics and HIV/AIDS in children and who, in 1982, first described two of the three known means of HIV transmission—mothers to infants and through blood transfusions. He also diagnosed the first children with HIV infection. Dr. Ammann is Founder of Global Strategies, a non‐profit organization dedicated to responding to the health needs of disadvantaged women and child by...
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Created: 1952-2014; Other: Date acquired: 05/20/2015
Book Medical Care
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Identifier: Item 8
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Dr. Arthur Ammann ’58 was a zoology major at Wheaton. He is a pediatric immunologist who has done extensive research in pediatrics and HIV/AIDS in children and who, in 1982, first described two of the three known means of HIV transmission—mothers to infants and through blood transfusions. He also diagnosed the first children with HIV infection. Dr. Ammann is Founder of Global Strategies, a non‐profit organization dedicated to responding to the health needs of disadvantaged women and child by...
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Created: 1952-2014; Other: Date acquired: 05/20/2015
One Man's Full Life. Earl Bakken. Biography of early life and details of his journey as a child to discovery of medical devices primarily the electronic cardiac pacemaker. Medtronic became one of the world's largest makers of electronic devices. Dr. Ammann received an award from the Bakken Medtronic foundation for continuing his journey in humanitarian service after having a Medtronic pacemaker implantation and cardiac stents. The monetary award was given to Dr. Ammann and was transferred to Mother Petern nursing training school in Monrovi, Liberia for scholarships for young women who survived the rebel years in Liberia under Charles Taylor's diabolic reign .
Item — Box: 15/15
Identifier: Item 9
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Dr. Arthur Ammann ’58 was a zoology major at Wheaton. He is a pediatric immunologist who has done extensive research in pediatrics and HIV/AIDS in children and who, in 1982, first described two of the three known means of HIV transmission—mothers to infants and through blood transfusions. He also diagnosed the first children with HIV infection. Dr. Ammann is Founder of Global Strategies, a non‐profit organization dedicated to responding to the health needs of disadvantaged women and child by...
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Created: 1952-2014; Other: Date acquired: 05/20/2015
New Jersey College of Medicine Distinguished Alumnus Award
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Identifier: Item 10
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Dr. Arthur Ammann ’58 was a zoology major at Wheaton. He is a pediatric immunologist who has done extensive research in pediatrics and HIV/AIDS in children and who, in 1982, first described two of the three known means of HIV transmission—mothers to infants and through blood transfusions. He also diagnosed the first children with HIV infection. Dr. Ammann is Founder of Global Strategies, a non‐profit organization dedicated to responding to the health needs of disadvantaged women and child by...
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Created: 1952-2014; Other: Date acquired: 05/20/2015
Primary HIV Care. By Clive Evan
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Identifier: Item 11
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Dr. Arthur Ammann ’58 was a zoology major at Wheaton. He is a pediatric immunologist who has done extensive research in pediatrics and HIV/AIDS in children and who, in 1982, first described two of the three known means of HIV transmission—mothers to infants and through blood transfusions. He also diagnosed the first children with HIV infection. Dr. Ammann is Founder of Global Strategies, a non‐profit organization dedicated to responding to the health needs of disadvantaged women and child by...
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Created: 1952-2014; Other: Date acquired: 05/20/2015
Buttons: Treat All; Hope Walks
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Identifier: Item 12
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Dr. Arthur Ammann ’58 was a zoology major at Wheaton. He is a pediatric immunologist who has done extensive research in pediatrics and HIV/AIDS in children and who, in 1982, first described two of the three known means of HIV transmission—mothers to infants and through blood transfusions. He also diagnosed the first children with HIV infection. Dr. Ammann is Founder of Global Strategies, a non‐profit organization dedicated to responding to the health needs of disadvantaged women and child by...
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Created: 1952-2014; Other: Date acquired: 05/20/2015
Folder "Ammann. Miscellaneous"
Item — Box: 15/15
Identifier: Item 13
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Dr. Arthur Ammann ’58 was a zoology major at Wheaton. He is a pediatric immunologist who has done extensive research in pediatrics and HIV/AIDS in children and who, in 1982, first described two of the three known means of HIV transmission—mothers to infants and through blood transfusions. He also diagnosed the first children with HIV infection. Dr. Ammann is Founder of Global Strategies, a non‐profit organization dedicated to responding to the health needs of disadvantaged women and child by...
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Created: 1952-2014; Other: Date acquired: 05/20/2015
Sahali Adams Hemocytometer Kit. From Wikipedia. Dr. Ammann used this kit throughout his medical school training and into his internship. Working at county hospitals many laboratory studies were not performed for financial reasons. Medical students and interns often performed their own determinations on patients of hemoglobin, hematocrit, and white blood cell counts using these kits. In 1960-1962 it was not considered a burden but rather a privilege to be assisting the patients in diagnosis and treatment. From Wikipedia "The hemocytometer was invented by Louis-Charles Malassez and consists of a thick glass microscope slide with a rectangular indentation that creates a chamber. This chamber is engraved with a laser-etched grid of perpendicular lines. The device is carefully crafted so that the area bounded by the lines is known, and the depth of the chamber is also known. It is therefore possible to count the number of cells or particles in a specific volume of fluid, and thereby calculate the concentration of cells in the fluid overall." History of Pediatric AIDS
Item — Box: 15/15
Identifier: Item 14
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Dr. Arthur Ammann ’58 was a zoology major at Wheaton. He is a pediatric immunologist who has done extensive research in pediatrics and HIV/AIDS in children and who, in 1982, first described two of the three known means of HIV transmission—mothers to infants and through blood transfusions. He also diagnosed the first children with HIV infection. Dr. Ammann is Founder of Global Strategies, a non‐profit organization dedicated to responding to the health needs of disadvantaged women and child by...
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Created: 1952-2014; Other: Date acquired: 05/20/2015
DVD audio of Dr Ammann.
Item — Box: 15/15
Identifier: Item 15
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Dr. Arthur Ammann ’58 was a zoology major at Wheaton. He is a pediatric immunologist who has done extensive research in pediatrics and HIV/AIDS in children and who, in 1982, first described two of the three known means of HIV transmission—mothers to infants and through blood transfusions. He also diagnosed the first children with HIV infection. Dr. Ammann is Founder of Global Strategies, a non‐profit organization dedicated to responding to the health needs of disadvantaged women and child by...
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Created: 1952-2014; Other: Date acquired: 05/20/2015
Handmade plaque made by HIV infected orphaned children in Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo. Given to Dr. Ammann on November 1, 2014 at an event honoring him at the DeYoung Museum, San Francisco California. Plaque presented by Dr Vindu Eulalie Mwanaweka who was caring for 800 HIV infected children in Goma, DRC. "Blessed be your handiwork."
Item — Box: 15/15
Identifier: Item 16
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Dr. Arthur Ammann ’58 was a zoology major at Wheaton. He is a pediatric immunologist who has done extensive research in pediatrics and HIV/AIDS in children and who, in 1982, first described two of the three known means of HIV transmission—mothers to infants and through blood transfusions. He also diagnosed the first children with HIV infection. Dr. Ammann is Founder of Global Strategies, a non‐profit organization dedicated to responding to the health needs of disadvantaged women and child by...
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Created: 1952-2014; Other: Date acquired: 05/20/2015
Folder labeled miscellaneous containing
Item — Box: 15/15
Identifier: Item 17
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Dr. Arthur Ammann ’58 was a zoology major at Wheaton. He is a pediatric immunologist who has done extensive research in pediatrics and HIV/AIDS in children and who, in 1982, first described two of the three known means of HIV transmission—mothers to infants and through blood transfusions. He also diagnosed the first children with HIV infection. Dr. Ammann is Founder of Global Strategies, a non‐profit organization dedicated to responding to the health needs of disadvantaged women and child by...
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Created: 1952-2014; Other: Date acquired: 05/20/2015