GREAT MEN & WOMEN OF MEDICINE |
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POP CULTURE BEFORE & AFTER |
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(Dr. Oz presents the clue.) Frederick Banting, an orthopedic surgeon, went into research & won a Nobel Prize for his work extracting insulin from the pancreas, the first effective treatment for this disorder |
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Surely you know the "Airplane!" co-star who's a system of measuring the audience of TV shows |
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This Italian island is the second-largest island in the Mediterranean |
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Anne Rice, 1976: "Interview with" him |
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In 1920 the first 4-way 3-color one of these was placed at Woodward & Michigan Avenues in Detroit |
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To linger & to deflect the blow of a sword |
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Working for NYC's Health Dept., Dr. Sara Josephine Baker helped track down Mary Mallon, a carrier of this infectious disease |
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TV drama set at an advertising agency that had the No. 1 hits "Down Under" & "Who Can It Be Now?" |
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Forming a great crescent across Northern China is the autonomous region called "Inner" this |
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Ira Levin, 1967: her "Baby" |
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On I-80 in Iowa you'll find what claims to be the world's largest this; it has a 300-seat restaurant & 24 private showers |
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To cushion or shield & a "serve yourself" type of meal |
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(Dr. Oz presents the clue.) Dr. Dorothy Andersen named this disease, CF for short, & also helped create a test to diagnose it |
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"Teenage Dream" singer who also had hits with "Catch A Falling Star" & "Round And Round" |
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Tradition says Menelik I, son of King Solomon & the Queen of Sheba, was this African country's first emperor |
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Stephen King, 2009: "Under" this |
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An excavation for coal & a silent clown |
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Her work as an obstetrical nurse for poor women made her an advocate of birth control, a term she coined |
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TV show in which Fred MacMurray raises Chip, Robbie & Ernie, who are part of Ron Perlman's biker gang |
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Until it declared its independence in 1991, it was the southernmost of the republics that made up Yugoslavia |
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Shirley Jackson, 1959: "The Haunting of" this "House" |
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Solitary & to make amends for your sins |
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(Dr. Oz presents the clue.) This South African performed the first kidney transplant in his homeland in 1959 & in 1967 performed the first ever human heart transplant, catapulting him to worldwide fame |
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"Party Rock Anthem" group that is a renowned toy store on Fifth Avenue in New York City |
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Paul's fourth epistle is to the churches of this Roman province now in central Turkey |
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John Wyndham, 1951: "The Day of" these invading plants |
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A musical ending & a state of prolonged unconsciousness |
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