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AFIP pathologist Dr Frank B Johnson (bottom right) with other AFIP staff members of the Histochemistry Branch at Old Red Brick in 1954.
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English: Famed AFIP pathologist Dr Frank B Johnson (bottom right) with other AFIP staff members of the Histochemistry Branch at Old Red Brick in 1954. Johnson was chief of the section at the time. During his long and distinguished career with the institute, Dr Johnson served in many capacities, including chief of the Basic Sciences Division, chair of the Department of Chemical Pathology, and finally, chief of the Division of Chemical Pathology, Department of Environmental and Toxicologic Pathology from 1990 until his retirement in 2004. Johnson was also the first African-American pathologist appointed to the Senior Executive Service. (NMHM NCP 17338) |
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Title: Legacy of Excellence, The Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, 1862–2011 Author: Paul Stone, Public Affairs Officer | Armed Forces Institute of Pathology Publisher: Borden Institute, Fort Detrick, Maryland, US Army Medical Department Center and School, Fort Sam Houston, Texas Page: 128 url https://www.medcoe.army.mil/borden-tb-loe |
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