See: Stewart, Alice.

(1906-2002) English physician and epidemiologist who discovered the connection between fetal X-rays and childhood cancer. Dr. Stewart found that a single diagnostic X-ray during pregnancy was enough to nearly double the risk of cancer for the baby. Although some have disputed her numbers, most major medical groups now recommend that pregnant women [..]

(n) United States film actor who portrayed incorruptible but modest heros (1908-1997)(n) Scottish philosopher and follower of Thomas Reid (1753-1828)

(b. Edinburgh, November 22nd, 1753; d. near Bo’ness, June 11th, 1828). “Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind” (1792, 1814, and 1827), “Outlines of Moral Phi [..]

From a surname that was a variant Stuart.

Stewart was the most important early commentator on Adam Smith's work. He was born in Edinburgh in 1753 and died there in 1828. He was the brilliant and ...

Stewart was the most important early commentator on Adam Smith’s work. He was born in Edinburgh in 1753 and died there in 1828. He was the brilliant ...

From a surname that was a variant Stuart.