Dr. Theodore Bayless, a Johns Hopkins professor and physician whose research of lactose intolerance led to innovations in the treatment of that disorder, died of cancer Feb. 10 in Towson. The Mount Washington resident was 87. Dr. Bayless, originally from Atlantic City, N.J., was the son of David…
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Dr. Theodore Bayless, Hopkins physician who studied lactose intolerance, dies
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