Hopkins Medical School, and then studied at the University of Virginia for an additional three years. He returned to Hopkins, and became a professor of medicine for the rest of his medical career. During his tenure, Stone worked with some of the Hopkins greats.
He was a member of the Éclat Society, a group of physicians who were in France during WWI. Dr. Stone was President of MedChi in 1941, and his wife was active in the Alliance.
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