Talk:Walter Bradford Cannon

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[edit] G. Hans Selye

GHans Selye attributes the concept of homeostasis to Cannon, but the wiki attributes it to Claude Bernard...Who's right?

[edit] Biography challenge

It is evident that this is a hard biography to do even though there is ample material to support a good narrative of his life. One of the reasons is clear from the exchange found at Medical education#Case study which shows that his autobiography The Way of the Investigator may be misleading. These wiki's may be helpful to the couragous: G. W. Pierce and Wicht Club (1903 - 1911). Rgdboer 20:23, 1 December 2007 (UTC)