Louis, to show him a case, and he was told, This is lung cancer, and you should take a look at it because you may never see another case like it again. Less than twenty years later, as a thoracic surgeon, he found himself pulling out cancerous lungs left and right, and he noticed that all of these had been veterans in World War I, all these were men, and men who had taken up smoking or had been smoking prior to World War I, when groups like the American Red Cross and ladies auxiliaries of medical institutions sent cartons of cigarettes to the boys overseas. Alton Ochsner, 1896-1981 (2 pages) Article with photographs, Alton Ochsner, MD, 1896-1981: He cleared the air, by Alan Blum, MD New York State Journal of Medicine , vol
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In his civilian, post-war life, Hoogland returned to live in his family home on East 18 th Street in Brooklyn, according to the 1920 federal census