Subseries consists of records related to television and radio broadcasts. Contains 1 file of correspondence and a questionnaire.

Media appearances by Vineberg to promote his book:
"One Hour with Harry", 1977
"To Tell The Truth", NBC, 1976
"That Morning Show", CBC 1968
"Something Summer", CBMT, CBC radio 1968
"TV Nurse Interview of the Vineberg Heart Operation", CHSJ, New Brunswick, 1968
sequences of his film "Heart Operation", CBMT, Montreal 1967
"Aujourd'hui", Société Radio-Canada 1965

Sub-series consists of four files pertaining to the billing and recovering of money due by patients or their estate for operations performed by Dr. Vineberg. One file regards bills and the three others are about collection of money. Links of Vineberg with collection department of legal firms (Ogilvy, Cope,Porteous, Hansard, Marler, Montgomery & Renault and Lazarus, Lehrer & Baer) Includes correspondence, legal correspondence, statements, ledger sheets, lists, operation report, telegrams, notes, one report sheet and one creditor's claim sheet.

Subseries consists of files on a project of Vineberg to complete a statistical study on the patients who have a Vineberg Operation, a follow-up of all his patients. This project was done in collaboration with a team from Duke University. "The cards have been jointly drawn up by Dr.Galen S. Wagner, Chief of Cardiology at Duke University, Dr. G.A. Klassen Department of Cardiology at RVH, Dr. John Shanks, senior cardiologist at RVH, Dr. Maurice McGregor, Prof. Of Medicine, RVH and Dr. Vineberg. Two research fellows have been involved in the project Manuel Scarowsky and Thomas Cherian.
The objective is to computerize the results of patients suffering from coronary artery disease who have undergone Vineberg operation and compare their results with those of patients treated medically or by aortocoronary vein bypass grafts.
The subseries is divided in sub-subseries

Documents concerning the activities carried out by Pappius in the management of the clinical and experimental labs under her direction: principally management of human and material resources. Most documents in series produced by Pappius as part of her role as director of the MNI/H’s Clinical Neurochemistry Laboratory.

Files related to material resources precede those related to human resources. Each section arranged by date.

The sub-series of six files contains biographical informations pertaining to Arthur Vineberg's career, family and honours that he received through his career. Includes curriculum vitaes, resume for Who's Who publications, a speech, a program, a business card, certificates and one photograph.

Sub-series containing files on research fellows' works who came to work with or under Dr. Vineberg's supervision or information regarding them, including immigration information, CVs, submission of articles, thesis, seminar (files in alphabetical order). Includes notes, research works, photographs, x-rays, reprints, correspondence, memorandums, telegrams, curriculum vitae, forms, graphs, operations records, research seminar lecture, drafts, reports on master thesis, drafts of articles, newspaper clippings, copies of certificates, notice of termination, research project, manuscripts of papers, notebooks, slides, glass slides, postcard, thesis, microscope slides, fellow permit.

Documents related to the publication of Pappius’s research. Some lab data is present insofar as Pappius included it directly in the creation of the publication.