V. Professional Writings, 1948-2003, undated., 1948-2003,

Consists of copies of published materials by or about Lown as well as draft versions of books, journal and magazine articles, newspaper articles, editorials, student life memoirs, family tributes, reviews, addresses, travel journals, interview transcripts, meeting notes, correspondence from readers, honors and awards and event memorabilia resulting from Lown’s authoring and editing IPPNW position statements and publications, from his medical research and clinical observations, his efforts to promote peace and understanding between nations, his perception of the nuclear arms race as a public health threat and from his travels abroad and student activism. Topics include health policy, bedside diagnosis, sudden death, military service, expulsion from Johns Hopkins Medical School by Dr. William Blalock and also includes records documenting his trip to Prague for a IUS Congress in 1946, a 1978 trip to China and a 1969 side trip to his birthplace of Utena, Lithuania while visiting the USSR. Reprints are loose as well as in bound volumes. Monograph records include The Lost Art of Healing (1996) but not Prescription for Survival. IPPNW records include early meeting notes (circa 1980), addresses by Lown, Chazov and other IPPNW leaders. Other IPPNW records include meeting and conversation transcripts with government officials including Gorbachev. Nobel Award events are documented in records of addresses at various events and by Ian Maddox’s diary from the trip. The IPPNW Global Campaign (1986) is chronicled in another diary by Maddox. Series IV also includes an address given by Lown in 1961 at an early PSR meeting. Series IV contains two floppy disks unevaluated for content and one compact disk. Similar records can be found interspersed throughout the collection.