Ques in medicine.

[Wolfman]

As in all fields, Ques have distingushed themselves in medicine, from Founder Oscar J. Cooper,MD to Dr. Charles Drew, who made incalculable contributions to blood preservation during WWII and trained a whole generation of black surgeons(and co-authored Omega's hymn, "Omega Dear") to Dr. David Satcher,MD,PhD, who served as Surgeon General of the U.S.(and until recently was Interim President of Morehouse School of Medicine, being replaced by another Que, Brother John Maupin, DDS). There is a new generation of Omegas making important contributions.

Brother Langston Holly,MD
Ruth & Raymond Stotter Professor of Neurosurgery, UCLA
(one of the top young neurosurgeons in the country, made at UC-Berkely)
<http://neurosurgery.ucla.edu/Faculty/Holly/Faculty_Holly.html>

Brother Mohan Suntharalingam, MD
Associate Professor of Radiation Oncology, Vice Chair of the Dept. and Associate Director of Greenbaum Cancer Center, University of Maryland.(a leader in research in radiation oncology, made at Brown Univ.)
<http://www.umm.edu/doctors/mohan_suntharalingam.html>

Brother Michael DeBaun, MD, Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Epidemiology at Washington University School of Medicine, who was made at Alpha Chapter, Howard Univ.,awarded a double digit million dollar grant to study sickle cell anemia.

[MightyQuinn]

Although he isn't famous a Bruh delivered my daughter via C-section in 2002. It was weird because I knew him socially and to think he saw all my bidness...well let's just say I couldn't look him in the eye for awhile. Sadly he was murdered by his ex-wife's father in 2004 .

[Wolfman]

Originally Posted by MightyQuinn

Although he isn't famous a Bruh delivered my daughter via C-section in 2002. It was weird because I knew him socially and to think he saw all my bidness...well let's just say I couldn't look him in the eye for awhile. Sadly he was murdered by his ex-wife's father in 2004 .

What a tragedy!!!! There's a bruh who's a OB/GYN prof. at a midwestern medical school; he goes by the monniker "Twat Doc."

[MightyQuinn]

Originally Posted by Wolfman

What a tragedy!!!! There's a bruh who's a OB/GYN prof. at a midwestern medical school; he goes by the monniker "Twat Doc."

I hope you're kidding but somehow I doubt it .

[Wolfman]

Originally Posted by MightyQuinn

I hope you're kidding but somehow I doubt it .

No kidding, that's what he likes to go by!

[mccoyred]

One of my sands, the only Bruh at my school for a minute, is Dr Jedan Phillips . Check out him receiving an award http://commcgi.cc.stonybrook.edu/art...cle_1098.shtml

[PerroLoco]

Originally Posted by Wolfman

As in all fields, Ques have distingushed themselves in medicine, from Founder Oscar J. Cooper,MD to Dr. Charles Drew, who made incalculable contributions to blood preservation during WWII and trained a whole generation of black surgeons(and co-authored Omega's hymn, "Omega Dear") to Dr. David Satcher,MD,PhD, who served as Surgeon General of the U.S.(and until recently was Interim President of Morehouse School of Medicine, being replaced by another Que, Brother John Maupin, DDS). There is a new generation of Omegas making important contributions.

Brother Langston Holly,MD
Ruth & Raymond Stotter Professor of Neurosurgery, UCLA
(one of the top young neurosurgeons in the country, made at UC-Berkely)
<http://neurosurgery.ucla.edu/Faculty/Holly/Faculty_Holly.html>

Brother Mohan Suntharalingam, MD
Associate Professor of Radiation Oncology, Vice Chair of the Dept. and Associate Director of Greenbaum Cancer Center, University of Maryland.(a leader in research in radiation oncology, made at Brown Univ.)
<http://www.umm.edu/doctors/mohan_suntharalingam.html>

Brother Michael DeBaun, MD, Associate Professor of Pediatrics and Epidemiology at Washington University School of Medicine, who was made at Alpha Chapter, Howard Univ.,awarded a double digit million dollar grant to study sickle cell anemia.

Great post Bruh. I know a young man in training at John's Hopkins, who will one day join this list

[Wolfman]

Originally Posted by PerroLoco

Great post Bruh. I know a young man in training at John's Hopkins, who will one day join this list

Thanks! Bruh, I think it's very important to highlight the diverse accomplishments of Omega men. In the black community we are celebrity obsessed, esp. as it regards athletes and entertainers. Statistically, it's much easier to make a mark in uplifting society through education than the aforementioned areas. And, secondly, we, as Ques, tend to be typecast as being more one dimensional, when we are a very diverse group of men who are doing great things in all areas of human endeavor, including scholarly and professional pursuits. We need to put more emphasis is putting forth these kinds of role models for our young men and women.