Anemia following operations on the stomach

Hartman, Howard R.; Eusterman, George B.

doi:10.1007/bf02999005

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“…The diagnosis of B12 deficiency explains his anemia, leg weakness and the eventual failure of oral nutritional support. 66 Hopkins' health changed for the worse after his gastrectomy and never improved. Prior to 1937 his medical illnesses including his peptic ulcer disease and his occasional diarrhea were mild and easily controlled with diet.…”

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The life, times, and health care of Harry L Hopkins: Presidential advisor and perpetual patient

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Swanson

2016

J Med Biogr

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Harry Hopkins was the most important nontitled allied leader in World War II. He was the advisor to President Roosevelt who managed the diplomacy between Roosevelt, Churchill, and Stalin from 1941 to 1946. Throughout these times, Hopkins was ill and required transfusions, admissions to the hospital, and nutritional supplementation to keep him well enough to travel the world and manage the allied war diplomacy. There has been no unifying theory to account for all his symptoms and his reported pathologic and autopsy findings. In this paper, we will review his political and medical history and a differential diagnosis of his illness.

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“…The diagnosis of B12 deficiency explains his anemia, leg weakness and the eventual failure of oral nutritional support. 66…”

Section: Cause Of Deathmentioning

confidence: 99%