William Sharpe (surgeon)

William Sharpe (c. 1882–1960)[1] was a brain surgeon who developed treatment for retardation and palsy in children.

[2][3] In 1948, he donated 1,500 acres of land to The Fresh Air Fund.

[4][5] Sharpe, who wrote an autobiography at age 70,[2][6] served as the first president of the Pan-American Medical Association.

He died at age 77, having retired and moved to Florida with his wife.

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