Dale Dubin

Dale Dubin, MD (b.1940) has been teaching electrocardiography for over fifty years internationally. He is a graduate of Indiana University and received his medical degree from Indiana U. Medical school in 1965. After finishing his surgery residency he completed fellowship training at Albany (New York) Medical Center in plastic surgery. His classic text, Rapid Interpretation of EKGs, has been a world-wide best seller for over 50 years, and his tome, Ion Adventure in the Heartland, makes ionic-molecular cardiac electrophysiology easy to understand. The primary interests of Dr. Dubin include hibridizing botanicals, all areas of zoology, human antiquities, mineralogy, paleontology and all areas of science and the humanities. Although retired, he spends much of his time doing medical research with a focus on cardiovascular diagnosis and treatment.