Abstract
Every institution has a hidden wiring plan. At NIH, the circuits all seem to connect to Ruth Kirschstein. For more than 4 decades, she and her husband Alan Rabson, both M.D.s and civil servants, have worked and lived on NIH9s tree-shaded campus in Bethesda, Maryland. That9s a lifetime of service as colleague, friend, and supervisor of the government9s top biomedical scientists.
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