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   Joseph James Kinyoun (November 25, 1860 – February 14, 1919) was an American physician and the founder of the United States' Hygienic Laboratory, the predecessor of the National Institutes of Health.

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3. www.niaid.nih.gov › about › joseph-kinyoun-overviewDr. Joseph Kinyoun—Overview | NIAID: National Institute of ...

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   This Web portal explores the fascinating life story of Joe Kinyoun, the acknowledged Father of NIH, and the crucible of social, scientific, and political forces during his time that were associated with the dawn of the microbial era in the United States.

4. www.niaid.nih.gov › about › joseph-kinyounDr. Joseph J. Kinyoun—Father of the NIH | NIAID: National ...

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   Dr. Joseph J. Kinyoun—Father of the NIH. In 1887, Dr. Joseph James Kinyoun founded the Hygienic Laboratory, from which the National Institutes of Health (NIH) evolved. This Web portal explores the fascinating life story of Joe Kinyoun, the acknowledged Father of the NIH, and the crucible of social, scientific, and political forces during his ...

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   Who is Joseph Kinyoun?

   • The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, a component of NIH, is the direct descendant of the Hygienic Laboratory. To view full-size images and a full selection of other images related to Joseph Kinyoun, visit the NIAID Flickr page. Background information about Dr. Joseph Kinyoun, the acknowledged Father of NIH.

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   When did Dr Kinyoun join the Marine Hospital Service?

   • Dr. Kinyoun joined the Marine Hospital Service in 1886. In a one-room laboratory on Staten Island, N.Y., he applied new techniques he had learned in Europe, enabling him to isolate the organism that causes cholera. The Hygienic Laboratory was established in August 1887 and Dr. Kinyoun served as its director until April 30, 1899.

   Joseph James Kinyoun, M.D. | National Institutes of Health (NIH)

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   What did John Kinyoun do?

   • For two years, Kinyoun headed efforts to improve sanitation, prepare quarantines and minimize the potential for the spread of plague. When he confirmed the first case in California in March 1900, the governor alleged that Kinyoun fabricated the information, legislators called for his hanging and local residents fought against quarantines.

   NIH marks 125th anniversary with tribute to founder Dr Joseph J Kinyoun

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   How did John Kinyoun become a doctor?

   • Co-author Dr. David M. Morens, an epidemiologist and senior adviser to Fauci, led the effort to dig into the historical record to uncover previously untold stories that enrich Kinyoun's legacy. As a 16-year-old boy from Missouri, Kinyoun began to study medicine with his physician father, a general practitioner, according to the article.

   NIH marks 125th anniversary with tribute to founder Dr Joseph J Kinyoun

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6. www.niaid.nih.gov › about › joseph-kinyounDr. Joseph Kinyoun The Indispensable Forgotten Man ...

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   Dr. Joseph Kinyoun The Indispensable Forgotten Man, Background. In 1793, only 10 years after the Revolutionary War ended, Caribbean ships imported devastating yellow fever epidemics that caused up to 10 percent mortality in major U.S. port cities. Historians claim that these epidemics and the fear they engendered forever stamped the American ...

7. www.nih.gov › nih-almanac › joseph-james-kinyoun-mdJoseph James Kinyoun, M.D. | National Institutes of Health (NIH)

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   Aug 6, 2015 · Director, Hygienic Laboratory, August 1887 - April 30, 1899. Joseph James Kinyoun, M.D. Founder and director of the Hygienic Laboratory, Dr. Joseph J. Kinyoun introduced scientific research into the Marine Hospital Service. His interest in bacteriology and his isolation of the cholera organism laid the groundwork for the present health research ...

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9. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › pmc › articlesThe Forgotten Forefather: Joseph James Kinyoun and the ...

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   Jun 26, 2012 · This minireview examines Joseph James Kinyoun (1860 to 1919), the 1887 founder of a federal Hygienic Laboratory that is considered the direct ancestor of the modern NIH, and explores the development of NIH as it was shaped by, and in turn shaped, the new field of microbiology. Go to: Introduction.

10. www.fic.nih.gov › News › GlobalHealthMattersNIH marks 125th anniversary with tribute to founder Dr Joseph ...

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    Marine-Hospital Service. As NIH marks its 125th anniversary in August, the agency is remembering its founder and humble beginnings as a one-person, one-room "Hygienic Laboratory" on New York's Staten Island. Dr. Joseph J. Kinyoun, an early pioneer of international research collaborations and a key figure in the annals of medicine, is not widely ...