The Traditional Senior Living

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AUGUST 31, 2021
THE TRADITION SENIOR LIVING

Marvin J. Stone, MD, MACP, FRCP
Author: When to Act and When to Refrain:
A Lifetime of Learning the Science and Art of Medicine

Dr. Marvin Stone reminisces as we talk in the library of his comfortable North Dallas home. He has had a most magnificent career in medicine, including being the first chief of oncology and director of the Baylor Sammons Cancer Center in Dallas— positions he held for 32 years—and, prior, being on the faculty of the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School in hematology-oncology.  His total accomplishments comprise far more than these, including multiple teaching awards and being the author of more than 250 published medical articles.


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Couple’s Gift to Center for Values Focuses on Human Side of Medicine

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UTD TODAY – DECEMBER 4, 2020
The University of Texas at Dallas
Couple’s Gift to Center for Values Focuses on Human Side of Medicine
Stones Establish Distinguished Professorship, Scholarship Fund for Center

With a leadership gift to The University of Texas at Dallas’ Center for Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology, a local doctor and his wife hope to encourage students to focus on the human side of medicine.

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“Medical students and physicians tend not to have enough humanities in their education, but I believe the art of medicine is just as important as the science of medicine.”

—Marvin J. Stone, MD, MACP, FRCP

 

Marvin J. Stone, MD — When to Act and When to Refrain — A Lifetime of Learning the Science and Art of Medicine

A Doctor Shares His Rich Life in Medicine and Cancer Research

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November 10, 2020
The ASCO Post – American Society of Clinical Oncology
Book Review by Ronald Piana

“The best doctor, like the successful general, is the one who makes the fewest mistakes.” —William Osler, MD

“What am I doing here? This question kept running through my mind as the incoming freshman medical students at the University of Chicago assembled for the first time.” The person asking the introspective question was Marvin Stone, fresh out of college, recently married to his wife, Jill, and now a nervous 21-year-old student at a renowned medical school in the nation’s third largest city. Dr. Stone recalled the culture shock he and his young bride encountered.

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Meet Dr. Marvin J. Stone, the first Chief of Oncology and Director of the Baylor Sammons Cancer Center

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October 21, 2020
PRESTON HOLLOW ADVOCATE

More than 100 years ago, Sir William Osler was redefining medical education. A founding professor of Johns Hopkins Hospital, Osler is considered by many to be the Father of Modern Medicine. Flash forward to 1968, when Dr. Marvin J. Stone arrived in Dallas to wrap up his postgraduate training, passionate about science and people.

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Sir William Osler:  An Encyclopedia (Norman Publishing, 2020)
Charles S. Bryan, Editor
Marvin J. Stone, Editorial Board/Contributor
Price: $125.00

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Charles S. Bryan
J. Mario Molina
Marvin J. Stone
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Marvin J. Stone, MD — When to Act and When to Refrain — A Lifetime of Learning the Science and Art of Medicine

Center for Values in Medicine, Science, and Technology, University of Texas at Dallas

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Investing in the Physicians of Tomorrow

Brief Thoughts on Values in Medicine and Science is a series of reflections by the Center for Values friends, collaborators and supporters on most current events that touch our society and culture. In this episode, Dr Marvin Stone, MD, MACP, FRCP shares with us his thoughts on COVID-19 and the lessons we can draw from it.

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