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CURRICULUM VITAE J. Wister Meigs, M.D Name: Address: Piece & Date of Birth: Education & Training: Medical Licensure: Membership: Employment History: J(ohn) Ulster Meigs 60 College Street, New Haven, Connecticut 06410, Tel: 436-8904 575 Ridge Road, Hamden, Connecticut 06517, Tel: 248-2691 January 10, 1915, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania SchooL-Sidvells' Friends School, Washington, D. C. Collige-Prlnceton University, Princeton, N.J. Medical-Harvard Medical School, Boston, Mass. Internship-Pmnnsylvania Hospital, Phila.. Pa. (Rotating) Nov. Residency-Mass. General Hospital, Boston, Mass. (Medicine) Aug. 1920-32 Dipl. 1932-36 A.B. 1936-40 M.D. 1940-42 July 1942-43 Oct. State of Washington, Department of Licenses, License to practice medicine and surgery, January 1945 State of Connecticut, Department of Health, License to practice medicine and surgery, September 1947 American Board of Preventive Medicine (Occupational Medicine) Aa-rican Association for the Advancement of Science .Americas College of Preventive Medicine American Medical Association American Public Health Association (Fellow) American Industrial Hygiene Association American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists American Academy of Industrial Hygiene (Comprehensive Practice) American Academy of Occupational Medicine (Fellow) Connecticut Public Health Association Connecticut Academy of Preventive Medicine - President 1966-67 Connecticut Industrial Medical Association - President 1967-68 Connecticut State Medical Society - Section on Preventive Medicine and Public Health - Chairman 1962-63 Industrial Medical Association New Haven (City) Medical Association New Haven County Medical Society Sigma XL Alaska Division, Pan American Airways Seattle, Washington Medical Officer, Oct. 1943 - August 1944 UCC 079835 Curriculum Vitae C ntlnued J. Vlster Meigs, M.D. -2- Employmcnt: continued Committees: Office of the Surgeon General United States Army Major, MC,AUS: Chief Medical Section, October 1945 - July 1947, Army Industrial Hygiene Laboratory Yale University School of Medicine Department of Epidemiology and Public Health Instructor, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor and Associate Clinical Professor of Occupational Medicine and Director of Preventive Medicine Yale University Department of University Health U.S. Steel Corporation New Haven Works Physician In charge of Employee Health Service Chief of Medical Services 1953-1968; Consultant Physician 1963 - present 1. University Comslttees: Isotope Committee - 1960 - Present Safety Committee - 1967 - Present Trustee of Associates, Yale Medical Library (1967 - 70) 2. Outside of University: Committee on Occupational Health, Connecticut State Medical Society - 1948 to present. Chairman 1963-65 Commission on Environmental Hygiene Armed Forces Epidemiological Board 1954 - 1972 Member, Board of Directors, New Haven - Rehabilitation Center 1954, Vice President 1973 Member, Medical Advisory Cjsnlt .*, Connecticut Industrial Nurses Association, 1958 - present Member, Health Planning and Coordinating Comalttee New Haven County Medical Society, 1968 - present New Haven Episcopal Deanery, Chairman, Grants Review Committee Fort Hunter Foundation (Fort Hunter Museum, Harrisburg, Pa.) President 1956 - present UCC 079836 Curriculum Vitae Contlnued J. Ulster Meigs. M.D. -3- Cosnlttees: Outside University continued Member. Advisory Board, Fair Haven Health Clinic, 1972 - present Director, Martin Luther King, Jr., Child Day Care Center, 1971 - present Consultant on 5afety and Health, United Illuminating Company, 1972 - present Director, South Central Connecticut Regional Mental Health Planning Board, 1969 - present Consultant on Occupational Health, Upjohn Company (and predecessor), 1949 - present UCC 079837 PUBLICATIONS By J. Wister Meigs, M.D. 1. Carbon Monoxide Poisoning, Army Medical Bulletin--July 1948 2. Illness and Injury Rates in Small Industrial Plants, Occ. Med., 5, 11-23, January 1948 3. A Medical Survey of the Bituminous Coal Industry, A review publisl in Industrial and Labor Relations Review 1, 3 April 1948 4. A Study of Exposure to Benzidine and Substituted Benzidines in a Chemical Plant, Arch. Occ. Med, and Ind. Hyg., Dec. 1951, J. Wist* Meigs, M.D., Robert M. Brown, M.P.H. and Louis J. Sciarini, Ph.D. 5. Benzidine (4,4'-Diaminobiphenyl) and Substituted Benzidines. A Michrochemical Screening Technic for Estimating Levels f Industrial Exposure from Urine and Air Samples, Arch. Occ, Med, and Ind. Hyg., Dec. 1951, Vol. 4, pp. 519-532, J.M. Glassraan, Ph.I and J. Wister Meigs, M.D. 6. Small Plant Health Services: Committee on Small Plant Health Services, A.C.G.I.H. Report published in part. Occupational Healtl 12:8, Aug. 1952, 117-118 7. Acute Carbon Monoxide Poisoning A.M.A. Arch. Ind. Hyg. and Occ. Med. 6, 344-356, Oct. 1952 ' 8. Graduate Training in Occupational Medicine Committee on Education and Training, I.M.A. Industrial Medicine and Surgery 22:4, 149-152, April 1953 9. Chlorache from an Unusual Exposure to Arochlor, The Journal of the American Medical Association, April 24, 1954, Vol. 154, pp. 1* 1418, J. Wister Meigs, M.D., Jack Jonathan Albom, M.D. and Bernarc Kartin, M.D. 10. Skin Penetration by Diamines of the Benzidine Group, A.M.A. Archi\ of Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Medicine, Feb. 1954, Vol. pp. 122-132, J. wister Meigs, M.D., Louis J. Sciarini, Ph.D. and Walter A. Van Sandt, M.P.H. 11. Occupational Health Nursing Services, Industrial Medicine and Surgery, 24:2, 84-88, February 1955, Mary Louise Brown, R.N. and J. Wister Meigs, M.D. 12. Occupational Health Nursing, (Springer Publishing Co.) 288 pages, Mary Louise Brown, R.N. and J. Wister Meigs, M.D. m UCC 079838 Publications continued J. Wister Meigs, M.D. -2- 13. The Biotransformation of Benzidine (4,4*-Diaminobiphenyl), An Industrial Carcinogen, in the Dog. I. A.M.A. Archives of Xndustri Health, Dec. 1958, Vol. 18, pp. 521-530, Louis J. Sciarini, Ph.C. and JT Wister Meigs, M.D. 14. Summary and Discussion: Research N<~eds in Occupational Health, Industrial Medicine and Surgery, 28:11, 498, 499, November 1959 15. Working With, Not For, Nursing Outlook, Vol. 7, April, 1959, Mary Louise Brown, R.N. and J. Wister Meigs, M.D. 16. Changes in the Ovary of the Rhesus Monkey After Chronic Lead Intoxication, Fertility and Sterility, Vol. 11, No. 2, March April 1960, pp. 223-234, Gertrude J. Vermande-Van Eck, M.D., and J. Wister Meigs, M.D. 17. Occupational Health Service Experiences of Two Hotels for 1955 and 1956, Journal of Occupational Medicine, Vol. 2, No. 10, October 1960, pp. 474-479, Josephine A. Cipolla, R.N., M.P.H., J. Wister Meigs, M.D. and Mary Louise Brown, M.D. 18. The Role of the Nurse in the Preventive Services cf a Student Health Clinic - I: A Preliminary Report, Student Medicine, Vol. 9, No. 2, pp. 137-141, December 1960, J.S. Hathaway^ M.D., M.L. Brown, M.A. and J. Wister Meigs, M.D. 19. Human Vibration Perception At Different Ages (Normal Ranges), Arch. Gen. Psych., June 1961, Vol. 4, pp. 611-614, Carl S. Plumb, M.D. and J. Wister Meigs, M.D. 20. On the Biotransformation of Benzidine (4,4'-Diaminobiphenyl) in Mouse and in Man II., Archives of Environmental Health, Vol. 2, No. 4, April 1961, pp. 423-428, L.J. Sciarini, Ph.D. and J. Wiste Meigs, M.D. 21. The Biotransformation of the Benzidines III: Studies on Diorthotolidine, Dianisidine and Dichlorobenzidine: 3,3' Disubstituted Congeners of Benzidine (4,4* Diaminobiphenyl), Archives of Environmental Health, Vol. 2, pp. 584-588, May 1961, Louis J. Sciarini, Ph.D. and J. Wister Meigs, M.D. 22. Progress in Occupational Medicine, The New England Journal of Medicine, 264:810-815, 861-867 (April 20-27), 1961, J. Wister Meigs, M.D. 23. Serum Lipids, Hypertension and Coronary Artery Disease, Am J. Med July 1961, Vol. 31:4-23, M.J. Albrink, M.D., J. Mister Meigs, M.D and B. B. Man UCC 079839 * Publications continued J. Wister Meigs, M.D. -3- 24. Interrelations Between Skinfold Thickness, Serum Lipids and Blood Sugar in Normal Man, American Journal of Clinical Nutritl : November Issue, Vol. 15, No.-5, pp. 255-261, Margaret J. Albrink J. Wister Meigs 25. Epidemiology of Coronary Disease in a Population of Industrial Workers. I. Relationships between parental histories of coronary disease, longivity of parents and serum triglycerides of sons, J. Wister Meigs, T.B. Caldwell and M. J. Albrink, Arch. Env. Health, March 1965 26. The Relationship between Serum Triglycerides and Skinfold Thickness in Obese Subjects, The New York Academy of Sciences, Vol. 131, Art. I. pp. 673-683,Margaret J. Albrink, J. Wister Meigs 27. Epidemiology of Coronary Disease in Industrial Workers. II. Absentee Rates and Serum Lipids. J. Wister Meigs and Margaret J. Albrink. Archives Environ. Health, Vol. 13, November 1966 28. Epidemiology of Coronary Disease in Industrial Workers. III. Absentee Rates and Parental Disease Histories, J. Wister Meigs, Archives Environ. Health, Vol. 13, November 1966 29. Does Occupational Medicine Have a Future in the United States? An address given at the Institute of Occupational Health, Belgra< July 15, 1967 30. Contagionists, Anticontagionists and Puerperal Fever. J. Wister Meigs, From Communicationes de Historic Artis Medicinae 62-63 Budapest 1971, pp. 5^-79. Hungarian Society for the History of Medical Arts, Semmelweis Medical History Museum, Budapest 31. Serum Lipids, Skinfold Thickness, Body Bulk and Body Weight of Native Cape Verdeans, New England Cape Verdeans and u.S. Factory Workers, Margaret J. Albrink, J. Wister Meigs, American Journal of Clinical Nutrition 24:344-52, March 1971 32. Epidemiology of lead poisoning in New Haven Children: operation, factors, J. Wister Meigs and S. L. Elaine Whitmire, Conn. Med. 35, June 1971 33. Medical Absenteeism Among Cigarette, and Cigar and Pipe Smokers, Harry S. Holcomb, III, and J. Wister Meigs, Arch. Environ. Health Vol. 25, Oct. 1972 34. Book Review, the Healing Trinity by Peter S. Ford, M.D., publish* in Religious Education, Vol. 67, No. 4, pp. 318, 9, July-Aug. 19' UCC 079840 Publicati ns continued J. Wister Meigs, M.D. -4- 35. Can Occupational Health Concepts Help Us Deal With Childhood Lead Ptisoning? American Journal of Public Health, Vol. 62, No. 11, November TTTl 36. Gallium Fluoride Poisoning, A Probable Case With Skin Effects and Neurological Sequelae, Journal Occupational Medicine, Vol. 14, No. 12, pp. 925-926, December 1972 37. Book Review, Preventive Medicine in World War II, by Robert S. Andersen, Ebbe Curtis Hoff and Phoebe M. Hofi, published by U.S. Government Printing Office, Office of the Surgeon General, department of the Army, Washington, D.C. 1969, 650 pp., Journal of the History of Medicine and Allied Sciences, 28. 1973,^6-68 I hereby certify that the foregoing document is a true, correct and complete copy of the document in my possession. John Endicott Notary Public My Commission Expires; ^^ ^ (p-pSA L DARRELL KERR Notary Public, StataofTtxas SvfSo yw My Comm. Expires 11-30-92 UCC 079841