Talk:Stanley Cobb

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Photo[edit]

Photos can be found at Notable Unitarians: Stanley Cobb and A history of Psychiatry at MGH. I wonder if we could get permission for a copy? --Colin 16:56, 23 February 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Papers[edit]

Searching on PubMed produces the expected list of papers on neurology, psychiatry, and bird brains. There are also lots of papers on rheumatoid arthritis. This biography notes that he suffered from arthritis all his adult life, but I can't find any reference that says he researched and published on it. Is this another "S Cobb"?

The article could be improved with some description of his key research findings and papers --Colin 15:42, 24 February 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Regarding the many papers on arthritis by "S Cobb": these were written by Stanley Cobb's eldest son, Sidney Cobb, MD. -- Loren Cobb, 31 May 2006.