Halsey, Robert Hurtin [1873-1955] -- Physician, Founder of American Heart Association
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Founder of American Heart Association
Professor of Medicine: New York Postgraduate Medical School and Hospital
American Heart Association's Gold Heart Award (1950)
Professor of Medicine: New York Postgraduate Medical School and Hospital
American Heart Association's Gold Heart Award (1950)
Dr. Robert Hurtin Halsey (1873-1955) was one of the founders of the American Heart Association in 1924, and was its president in 1931-32. He was the heart specialist in attendance during the final illness and death of Samuel Clemens (Mark Twain) in 1910. 
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1950 | American Heart Association's Gold Heart Award |
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- GFather: ¤HALSEY, Stephen Alling [1798-1875] American entrepreneur
