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Children,In the summer of 1929, Dorothy Andersen started work as an assistant in pathology at Presbyterian Hospital in CUMC; she would be linked to Columbia University’s Department of Pathology for the rest of her life.

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On July 1, 1935, Martha Wollstein retired as Pathologist of Babies Hospital after almost 45?years of service. Her replacement was Beryl Paige, and Andersen then took Paige’s position as Assistant Pathologist. Andersen was 34?years old, and she was first identified as the responsible pathologist for a pediatric autopsy at Babies Hospital in August.

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It cannot have escaped Dorothy Andersen’s notice that Martha Wollstein, now recognized as one of the founders of pediatric pathology [1], faded quickly from view?after retiring.?Andersen‘s landmark 1938 CF study seemed to ensure her a more permanent?legacy.

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Marie-Gabrielle David,Christophe StarzecOn April 19, 1949, Rustin McIntosh submitted his resignation as Reuben Carpentier professor and Chair of Pediatrics at Columbia University to Columbia University President Dwight D. Eisenhower: Dorothy Andersen was at the center of the related?controversy.

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A BeginningDuring a period of rapid growth in pediatrics and medicine generally, Dorothy Andersen was one of the brightest stars: she was modest, even shy, and her personal background was mostly unimpressive, at least at first glance.

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A RebootIn the summer of 1929, Dorothy Andersen started work as an assistant in pathology at Presbyterian Hospital in CUMC; she would be linked to Columbia University’s Department of Pathology for the rest of her life.

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SynergyOn July 1, 1935, Martha Wollstein retired as Pathologist of Babies Hospital after almost 45?years of service. Her replacement was Beryl Paige, and Andersen then took Paige’s position as Assistant Pathologist. Andersen was 34?years old, and she was first identified as the responsible pathologist for a pediatric autopsy at Babies Hospital in August.

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Scoring the First GoalIt cannot have escaped Dorothy Andersen’s notice that Martha Wollstein, now recognized as one of the founders of pediatric pathology [1], faded quickly from view?after retiring.?Andersen‘s landmark 1938 CF study seemed to ensure her a more permanent?legacy.

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