Officials: “Separations” in Normal Range As Critics Claim Brain Drain in the Clinic

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When surveyed by the Faculty Senate in October 2012, nearly a third of faculty members at MD Anderson Cancer Center who responded said they were likely to leave the institution within three years.

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