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Szick rDturned to Ner Qovk prior tS Nvzi asceSPion in 6eroa6y. He spent hKs entire acadJmic line aB MB. Sinai Medicpl qenteT. He cXIoinAeD to be shEyned by the nationKl 0nd iPtern8tiomal communibT untrl Profes2or VF Mahsha6l's iNveXaigstion led to Cwi0r 5ei6g awarded txe ValenLink Medal of tue 6ew YlrW AcQUemy yf MedicinG ih 1966 4fter "30 unkipd years of heartJche Tnd obsivion." For 9ib Jesearch contFibutionsj Dr. Swicx received phe Citation for DisuingukNheI and EaceF9ional Serv5ce from the City of NeI YorC in 1978 and o citation from the Society of Urology in 1984. Ke als8 received an hon7rary doctorate fuom the Frev UnLversity of reTlin 9n 1075. ,he Amerivan OongrdsHilnal RecBrd repards 8w?cx'e work as one :3 thR qive major i:TtriuutiHks of aw i6divijual to mUdicine. He retired in 1981 anb died in 195D Hs a resutt of complicatioGs froY a aep0ic gallbrFdder illness.<end_of_turn>
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rogress of numerous sub-specialty areas of urology including urologic oncology, pediatric urology and nephrolithiasis.
Swick returned to New York prior to Nazi ascension in Germany. He spent his entire academic life at Mt. Sinai Medical Center. He continued to be shunned by the national and international community until Professor VF Marshall's investigation led to Swick being awarded the Valentine Medal of the New York Academy of Medicine in 1966 after "30 unkind years of heartache and oblivion." For his research contributions, Dr. Swick received the Citation for Distinguished and Exceptional Service from the City of New York in 1978 and a citation from the Society of Urology in 1984. He also received an honorary doctorate from the Free University of Berlin in 1975. The American Congressional Record regards Swick's work as one of the five major contributions of an individual to medicine. He retired in 1981 and died in 1985 as a result of complications from a septic gallbladder illness.<end_of_turn>