William H. McBride

William H. McBride was a prominent American physician and military medical researcher, known for his work on lung injuries, particularly those caused by chemical agents and certain gases. His research contributed to understanding how inhaled toxins affect lung tissues and informed protective measures for soldiers and civilians. McBride's work helped improve medical responses to chemical exposures, making significant impacts on military medicine and respiratory health. He was also involved in academic and scientific communities, advancing knowledge in pulmonology and toxicology.