Fredrick Arthur Willius information

Fredrick Arthur Willius
MD, FACP, FACS
Fredrick Arthur Willius MD, FACP, FACS
Born	November 24, 1888; Saint Paul, Minnesota, US
Died	October 19, 1972 (aged 83); Rochester, Minnesota, US
Education	University of Minnesota (BS), University of Minnesota Medical School (MD, MS in Medicine)
Occupation(s)	Cardiologist, professor
Years active	1915–1953
Spouse	Stella Mae Popple (m. 1917)
	Medical career
Field	Cardiology, History of medicine
Institutions	Mayo Clinic
Sub-specialties	Electrocardiography
Research	Coronary heart disease, Angina, Senescence, Thrombosis
Notable works	Cardiac Classics. A Collection of Classic Works on the Heart and Circulation, with Comprehensive Biographic Accounts of the Authors with Thomas E. Keys; A History of the Heart and the Circulation with Thomas J. Dry;
Awards	Rollin E. Cutts Prize in Surgery (1913)
Academic background
Thesis	Experimental Diabetes and Pancreatic Transplantation (1914)
Doctoral advisor	Henry Stanley Plummer
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Fredrick Arthur Willius (November 24, 1888 – October 19, 1972) was an American research cardiologist and medical historian who was the founding director of the Cardiology section at the Mayo Clinic.^[1]

^ Physicians of the Mayo Clinic and the Mayo Foundation. Minneapolis: The University of Minnesota Press. 1937. p. 551.

[1] Physicians of the Mayo Clinic and the Mayo Foundation. Minneapolis: The University of Minnesota Press. 1937. p. 551.

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Fredrick Arthur Willius MD, FACP, FACS

Born	(1888-11-24)November 24, 1888 Saint Paul, Minnesota, US
Died	October 19, 1972(1972-10-19) (aged 83) Rochester, Minnesota, US
Education	University of Minnesota (BS), University of Minnesota Medical School (MD, MS in Medicine)
Occupation(s)	Cardiologist, professor
Years active	1915–1953
Spouse	Stella Mae Popple (m. 1917)
Medical career
Field	Cardiology, History of medicine
Institutions	Mayo Clinic
Sub-specialties	Electrocardiography
Research	Coronary heart disease, Angina, Senescence, Thrombosis
Notable works	Cardiac Classics. A Collection of Classic Works on the Heart and Circulation, with Comprehensive Biographic Accounts of the Authors with Thomas E. Keys A History of the Heart and the Circulation with Thomas J. Dry
Awards	Rollin E. Cutts Prize in Surgery (1913)



Academic background
Thesis	Experimental Diabetes and Pancreatic Transplantation (1914)
Doctoral advisor	Henry Stanley Plummer

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