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Kenneth Ludmerer : ウィキペディア英語版 | Kenneth Ludmerer Kenneth M. Ludmerer (born in Long Beach, California, 1947) is a professor of history and of biostatics at Washington University in St. Louis. Ludmerer began as an instructor of internal medicine to the chief resident at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine, from 1976-79. In 1979, he became both a professor of medicine in the medical school, and a professor of history in the Arts & Sciences department. He is the author of three books in print, including two influential and award winning books on the history of medical education in the United States. ==Early life and education== Ludmerer grew up in Long Beach, California,〔(Ludmerer finds key lessons in medicine's past ).〕 where his father was an ophthalmologist.〔"Physician Flexes", ''Long Beach Press-Telegram'', December 3, 2003.〕 Interested in medicine from an early age, he received a bachelor's degree in history and science from Harvard University in 1968. He received a master's degree in history of medicine from The Johns Hopkins University in 1971, followed by an M.D. in 1973. His first book was a study of eugenics, published while he completed his junior rotation in pediatrics at Johns Hopkins University. Upon his graduation, Ludmerer became an instructor at Washington University.
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