The MD Anderson 2014 BIG Survey: In Their Own Words

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In Their Own Words

These comments by MD Anderson faculty and staff members were selected from an 835-page document. They appear exactly as they were keyed in, with no editing. The document was obtained under the Texas Public Information Act. Names and titles of MD Anderson officials were redacted.

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