DHM: Library Catalog - Dr. Haiselden To Face State Board Inquiry (Document)

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EXCERPT: Dr. Drake stated that he would make a careful study of the facts in the case with a view to possible revocation of the license to practice in Illinois of Dr. H. J. Haiselden, the Chicago surgeon, who settled the fate of the infant....

TITLE:	Dr. Haiselden To Face State Board Inquiry
FROM:	Dr. Haiselden And The Bollinger Baby
CREATOR:	n/a
DATE:	November 24, 1915
FORMAT:	Article
FORMAT TYPE:	Newspaper

PUBLICATION:	The Chicago Daily Tribune
SOURCE:	Available at selected libraries
LOCATION:	p.1

KEYWORDS:	Bioethics, Chicago, Cognitive Disability, Death, Doctors, Eugenics, Euthanasia, Family, Government, H.F. Haiselden, Hospitals, Illinois, Institutions, Jurisprudence, Medical Professionals, Medicine, Physical Disability, Policy, Reproduction

OBJECTS	FROM THIS ARTIFACT: - "Does Humanity Demand The Saving Of Defective Babies?" (doc) - Another Baby Dies As Did Bollinger Boy (doc) - Baby Dies; Physician Upheld (doc) - Cardinal's Paper Discusses Baby Case (doc) - Doctor-Jury Agrees Baby Was Defective (doc) - Doctor To Let Patient's Baby Defective Die (doc) - Dr. Haiselden Praised By Bent And Crippled (doc) - Dr. Haiselden To Face State Board Inquiry (doc) - Eugenics, B.C. (doc) - Julia Lathrop Fights Decision On Baby's Death (doc) - Jury Clears, Yet Condemns Dr. Haiselden (doc) - Other Cities Think (doc)

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