The physician-scientist-musician-composer, Richard John Bing, is a renaissance man
who has excelled in many areas of human endeavor. Listening to his music makes me
see him in one light. Talking with him about medicine and reading his superb scientific
work on the altered physiology of congenital heart disease, myocardial metabolism,
and a myriad of other subjects permits me to see him in another light. Reading his
book on the history of cardiology, I see him in still another light. In addition to
all of this, he has excelled as a physician, medical teacher, and administrator.
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Published online: August 16, 2004
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