what did dr carter g woodson do?
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 A veterinarian , Alfred Sewell , said the system Bayliss was using was unlikely to be adequate , but other witnesses , including Frederick Hobday of the Royal Veterinary College , disagreed ; there was even a claim that Bayliss had used too much anaesthesia , which is why the dog had failed to respond to the electrical stimulation . Bayliss said the dog had been suffering from chorea , a disease that causes involuntary spasm , and that any movement Lind af Hageby and Schartau had seen was not purposive . Four students , three women and a man , were called by Bayliss 's counsel and testified that the dog had appeared to be unconscious . 

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 The allegations of repeated use and inadequate anaesthesia represented prima facie violations of the Cruelty to Animals Act . In addition the diary said the dog had been killed by Henry Dale , an unlicensed research student , and that the students had laughed during the procedure ; there were " jokes and laughter everywhere " in the lecture hall , it said . 

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 Dr. Cox tells J.D. he believes Ms. Miller is suffering from a psychological problem ( as opposed to a neurological one ) , and tells him to run some tests and " turf her to Psych . " Turk and J.D. approach Ms. Miller for a stool sample , explaining that " Everything Comes Down to Poo . " 

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 Ray Fletcher Farquharson MBE ( 4 August 1897 – 1 June 1965 ) was a Canadian doctor , university professor , and medical researcher . Born in Claude , Ontario , he attended and taught at the University of Toronto for most of his life , and was trained and employed at Toronto General Hospital . With co @-@ researcher Arthur Squires , Farquharson was responsible for the discovery of the Farquharson phenomenon , an important principle of endocrinology , which is that administering external hormones suppresses the natural production of that hormone . 

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 Forest Whitaker had suggested McAvoy to director Kevin Macdonald for the role of Nicholas Garrigan in 2006 's Academy Award @-@ winning low @-@ budgeted The Last King of Scotland . McAvoy portrayed a Scottish doctor who becomes the personal physician to dictator Idi Amin ( played by Whittaker ) while in Uganda . While the movie is based on factual events of Amin 's rule , the details of the story are fictional and adapted from Giles Foden 's acclaimed 1998 novel . McAvoy assessed his character to be a " completely selfish prick " . An overwhelmed McAvoy fainted during his first take of what would be the hardest scene for him to shoot , Nicolas 's torture . McAvoy was named Best Actor of the year by Scotland 's own BAFTA Awards , where the film swept the major categories , and received a nomination for the BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role . The movie itself walked away with three wins , including the honour for Outstanding British Film of the Year . This was accompanied by praise for McAvoy 's performance . 
