MD
Doctor of Medicine is a medical degree, the meaning of which varies between different jurisdictions. In the United States, and some other countries, the M.D. denotes a professional degree.
People born in Md (First 49 people) - Page 4
Ray Narleski
Baseball player
Stuart Diamond
American journalist
Darnell L. Moore
American writer
Eddie Gaillard
Baseball player
Edward Wasiolek
Scholar
Seymour Liebergot
Flight controller
Joel Henry Hildebrand
American chemist
Darryl Wharton
Screenwriter
Cris Vaccaro
American goalkeeper
Horace Traubel
American essayist
Jon Douglas Rainey
Actor
Joseph H. Rodriguez
Judge
Jack Ferrante
American football player
Jamaal Green
American football player
Henry Braid Wilson
Seymour W. Duncan
American guitarist
Kenny Irons
American football player
Rashad Baker
American football player
Kirk Nurock
Composer
Dean Sabatino
American musician
George V. Murry
Gary Melchionni
American professional basketball player
James F. Checchio
Rector of the Pontifical North American College
Sheena Tosta
American olympic athlete
David Aaron Clark
Author
Valeri Saramutin
Russian football player
Ed Forchion
American actor
Charles A. Wolverton
Former United States Representative
Vernon Howe Bailey
American artist
James Cardwell
American actor
B. J. Averell
American actor
Billy Harner
Musical artist
Butch Ballard
American drummer
Dyshawn Davis
American football linebacker
Ezequiel Santiago
Legislator
Dan Ireton
Songwriter
David Irons
American football player
Edward Lewis
British businessman
Harry Higgs
American professional golfer
Irvin Koszewski
American bodybuilder
Lawrence Curry
Leon Huff
Songwriter
María Inés Ortiz
American nurse
Matthew Quick
American writer
Mir Fontane
Christine Bruzek-Kohler
Nurse
Rachel Dawson
American field hockey player
