Dr. William M. Mihalko has been designated a 2025 Orthopaedic Surgery Research All-Star. This national recognition places him among the top 2–3% of orthopaedic researchers in the United States.

15 Doctors, nearly 900 Doctor Who episodes, and some very difficult choices. ... It also just happens to contain William Hartnell's very best performance as Doctor Who.

Dr. William A. Scovill enjoyed playing piano and tennis. (Courtesy) He completed his general surgical residency at the University of Illinois in Chicago and was then an Albany Medical College ...

Additionally, Libertarian Farid Ishac, U.S. Taxpayers Party member William Mohr II, Green Party candidate Sami Makhoul, Working Class Party candidate Suzanne Roehrig and Natural Law Party member ...

William Edward Fichtner is an American actor. He has appeared in a number of notable film and TV series. His best known movie roles are as Dellrayne in Hypnotic, Colonel Mulholland in 12 Strong, Mi ...

Alabama husband, William Bryan, died on a Florida operating table when Dr. Thomas Shaknovsky at Ascension Sacred Heart Emerald Coast Hospital mistakenly removed the man's liver during surgery for ...

Dr. R Alexander Mohr, MD is an Orthopedic Surgeon in Houston, TX. Explore Dr. Mohr's background and schedule appointments with Medical News Today.

Between November 1963 and June 1965 Russell would appear in 77 episodes of Doctor Who, with the original Doctor – William Hartnell – meeting Marco Polo and the Crusaders, fighting Aztecs and ...

Current Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies also wrote on Instagram: "What a sad loss, William played the Doctor’s very first companion, Ian Chesterton, back in 1963. "A schoolteacher, ...

When Doctor Who began, with the grandfatherly William Hartnell taking the part of the 720-year-old Time Lord, Russell played his assistant, Ian Chesterton (1963-65).

William Russell, one of the earliest companions in BBC sci-fi series Doctor Who, has died aged 99. He passed away on June 3. The Doctor Who X account posted the news, writing: “We’re sad to ...