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Edwin Wyman; MGH surgeon answered global housecalls

By Matthew Burke
Globe Correspondent / July 28, 2005

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Edwin T. Wyman Jr. was at peace in places without telephones, electricity, or running water. He was a talented surgeon who gravitated to places where natural disasters had hit, where poverty was rampant, and where people were affected by civil unrest. (Full article: 715 words)

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