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William
F.
Long,
M.D.
Allergy
and
Immunology
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William
Long
CURRICULUM
VITAE
William
Farrow
Long,
M.D.
DATE
AND
PLACE
OF
BIRTH:
June
21,
1946,
Dallas,
Texas
HIGH
SCHOOL:
Belton
High
School,
Belton,
Texas,
graduated
May
1964
UNDERGRADUATE:
University
of
Texas
at
Austin
Baylor
University,
B.S.
granted
December
1974
MEDICAL
SCHOOL:
Texas
Tech
University
School
of
Medicine
Lubbock,
Texas,
M.D.
in
1976
INTERNSHIP:
Scott
and
White
Memorial
Hospital,
Temple,
Texas
1976-1977
RESIDENCY:
Brooke
Army
Medical
Center,
Internal
Medicine,
1979-1981
FELLOWSHIP:
Fitzsimmons
Army
Medical
Center,
Allergy-Immunology,
1982-1984
National
Jewish
Hospital,
Denver,
Colorado,
1982-1984
PUBLICATIONS:
Long,
W.F.,
Taylor,
R.J.,
et
al:
Skin
Test
Suppression
by
Antihistamines
and
the
Development
of
Subsensitivity.
The
Journal
of
Allergy
and
Clinical
Immunology,
76,
103-107,
July
1985.
Taylor,
R.J.,
Long,
W.F.,
and
Nelson,
H.S.:
The
Development
of
Subsensitivity
To
Chlorpheniramine.
The
Journal
of
Allergy
and
Clinical
Immunology,
76,103-107,
July
1985.
RESEARCH:
Antihistamines
and
the
Development
of
Subsensitivity,
Lack
of
Inhibition
of
the
Contraction
of
Guinea
Pig
Tracheal
Smooth
Muscle
Secondary
to
Histamine
and
Compound
48/80
Using
Calcium
Channel
Blockers,
Change
in
Pulmonary
Function
Testing
Following
Immunotherapy,
Clinical
Studies
with
Nedocromil,
Schering-Plough
Studies:
97-293,
P00214
and
P01508
PROFESSIONAL
SOCIETIES:
American
Medical
Association
Association
of
Military
Allergists
American
Academy
of
Allergy,
Asthma
and
Immunology
American
College
of
Allergy,
Asthma
and
Immunology
Texas
Medical
Association
Bell
County
Medical
Association
PROFESSIONAL
EXPERIENCE:
Private
Practice,
Family
Medicine,
Belton,
Texas,
1977-1979.
Staff,
Internal
Medicine,
Ft.
Sill
Army
Hospital,
Ft.
Sill,
Oklahoma,
1981-1982.
Assistant
Chief,
Allergy-Immunology,
Tripler
Army
Medical
Center,
TAMC,
Hawaii,
1985-1986.
Chief,
Allergy-Immunology,
Tripler
Army
Medical
Center,
TAMC,
Hawaii,
1985-1987.
Private
Practice
of
Allergy,
Asthma,
and
Clinical
Immunology,
Temple,
Belton
1987-1992.
Consultant
in
Allergy,
Asthma,
and
Clinical
Immunology
at
Darnall
Army
Community
Hospital,
Ft.
Hood,
Texas,
1987-1995
under
a
civilian
program.
Activated
with
the
4005th
U.S.
Army
Reserve
Hospital
serving
at
Darnall
Army
Community
Hospital
as
an
Allergist,
August
1990-April
1991,
continued
to
work
my
private
practice
in
the
evenings
and
weekends.
Allergist,
King’s
Daughters
Clinic,
Temple,
Texas,
1992-present.
Activated
as
an
Allergist
with
the
4005th
U.S.
Army
Reserve
Hospital
for
the
Bosnia
Peace
Effort
serving
at
Landstuhl
Army
Medical
Center,
Landstuhl,
Germany,
December
1995-May
1996.
MILITARY
SERVICE
AND
AWARDS:
1969-1971
Active
duty
US
Army,
including
13
months
as
a
medic
in
Viet
Nam.
1979-1987,
Active
duty
United
States
Army,
Medical
Corps
Chief,
Allergy-Immunology
Service,
Tripler
Army
Medical
Center,
Honolulu,
Hawaii
1987-1998
United
States
Army
Reserves
Medical
Corps
Present
Status:
Retired,
U.S.
Army
Reserves
Bronze
Star,
Army
Commendation
Medal
with
Oak
Leaf
Cluster,
Vietnamese
Civic
Action
Medal,
Various
Service
Medals
LECTURES:
Lectures
on
Eosinophilia
and
Immunology
given
to
Internal
Medicine
Residents
at
noon
conferences,
Tripler
Army
Medical
Center,
Hawaii,
1984-1987
Various
lectures
for
pharmaceutical
companies
on
Asthma,
Allergy
and
Sinusitis,
1987-present
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