Archive-It Collection 9626: Bernadine Healy Papers
Bernadine Healy, NIH and Red Cross leader, dies at 67
Bernadine Healy, the first woman to lead the National Institutes of Health and past president of the American Heart Association and American Red Cross, died Aug. 6 at her home in Ohio. She was 67.
Dr. Bernadine P. Healy, Influential Health Administrator, Dies at 67
Dr. Healy, the first woman to run the National Institutes of Health, helped overturn assumptions that heart disease was mainly just a male problem.
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Dr. Bernadine P. Healy | 1944-2011: Physician left trail throughout health field
Dr. Bernadine P. Healy, a leading health crusader, died Saturday of complications from cancer.
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National Institutes of Health Director Bernadine Healy said Friday...
National Institutes of Health Director Bernadine Healy said Friday she is stepping down at the end of June so President Clinton can choose his own person to...
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Testing to Foil Sudden Cardiac Death
Tim Russert might have been helped by coronary calcium scanning, but it's fraught with controversy.
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Healy reportedly tabbed for NIH post
Dr. Bernadine Healy of the Cleveland Clinic Foundation apparently has been picked by Health and Human Services Secretary Louis Sullivan to fill the...
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Dr. Susan Blumenthal to speak at inaugural Bernadine Healy Lectureship - College of Medicine News
Susan J. Blumenthal, MD, MPA, Former Assistant Surgeon General Rear Admiral, USPHS will be the guest lecturer at the inaugural Bernadine Healy Lectureship on Wednesday, October 15, 2014. Dr. Blumen...
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Bernadine Healy, Former Head of NIH and American Red Cross, Dead of a Brain Tumor
CardioBrief has received a report that Bernadine Healy, a cardiologist who served as the first woman to head the NIH and as a president of the American Red Cross, died on Saturday from complications of a brain tumor. She was married to cardiac surgeon Floyd Loop, [...]
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This story was constructed automatically by using an updated version of AlNoamany's Algorithm. For more information about how this algorithm was developed, how it works, and its evaluation, please consult:
- Y. AlNoamany, M. C. Weigle, and M. L. Nelson, "Generating Stories From Archived Collections," in Proceedings of the 2017 ACM on Web Science Conference, pp. 309–318, ACM Press, 2017. https://doi.org/10.1145/3091478.3091508.
- Y. AlNoamany, M. C. Weigle, and M. L. Nelson, " Stories From the Past Web," Tech. Rep. 1705.06218, May, 2017. https://arxiv.org/abs/1705.06218.
We employed the DSA toolkit to tell this story with the following steps.
- Hypercane selected the resources and generated the metadata for the story:
- It first executed AlNoamany's Algorithm:
- Discovered the Memento TimeMaps for the collection
- Analyzed these TimeMaps and reported the memento URI-Ms that were on-topic
- Filtered the content of those URI-Ms to find non-duplicates
- Filtered the content of those URI-Ms to find English language documents
- Sliced the collection by memento-datetime
- Clustered the mementos in each slice by Simhash distance
- Ranked the mementos in each cluster by a ranking equation
- Filtered each cluster for the highest ranking mementos
- Ordered each memento by publication date
- It used Archive-It Utilities to extract all metadata from the collection, such as who created the collection and the collection's name
- It analyzed all mementos to automatically discover the most frequent sumgrams and named entities present in the overall story
- It analyzed all images in these mementos to automatically select the best image for the overall story
- It then formatted the data for the story based on all of this input
- Raintale took the input from Hypercane and rendered the final product with information supplied by MementoEmbed
