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Alan Gregg
(11 Jul 1890 - 19 Jun 1957)
American physician and public health officer. who was Vice-President of the Rockefeller Foundation which he first joined as a public health officer. He travelled worldwide to provide the Foundation's financial support for medical research, especially in psychiatry and public health.
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Science Quotes by Alan Gregg (1)
Most of the knowledge and much of the genius of the research worker lie behind his selection of what is worth observing. It is a crucial choice, often determining the success or failure of months of work, often differentiating the brilliant discoverer from an otherwise admirable but entirely unproductive plodder.
— Alan Gregg
The Furtherance of Medical Research (1941), 8.
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