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Tuskegee VA hospital to host first symposium on oral pigmentation on Nov. 20, with experts like Dr. J. H. Kenney discussing physiology, biochemistry, anatomy, and more; open to professionals and students.
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TUSKEGEE, Ala.—(ANP)—The dental service, Veterans Administration hospital, will hold the first symposium on oral pigmentation, Nov. 20. Scheduled to be present will be Dr. J. H. Kenney, Cleveland O., dermatologist and brother of Dr. H. W. Kenney, newly appointed manager, Tuskegee hospital, who will speak on the "Physiology of Pigmentation."
Dean J. F. Volker, school of dentistry, University of Alabama and Dr. E. Carl Sensenig, professor of anatomy of the same school, will discuss the biochemistry and anatomy of pigmentation.
Others scheduled to participate in the all day sessions are Drs. T. E. Bolder, Seton Hall, school of dentistry, who will discuss the histology of oral pigmentation: and E. Cheraskin, professor, oral medicine, University of Alabama, who will discuss the diagnosis of color changes in the mouth.
Dr. J. C. Ashurst, pathologist at the VA hospital, will speak on pigment tumors and other members of the medical and dental staff will take part in the sessions.
There will also be members of the faculty of Tuskegee Institute and research scientists from the Carver foundation who will participate in this epoch-making event to which all members of the profession and students of science are invited.
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The dental service at the Veterans Administration hospital in Tuskegee will hold the first symposium on oral pigmentation, featuring discussions on physiology, biochemistry, anatomy, histology, diagnosis of color changes, and pigment tumors by various experts, with participation from Tuskegee Institute faculty and Carver foundation scientists.