Mulva family donates $75 million to UT Austin, MD Anderson

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JAMES AND MIRIAM MULVA and the Mulva Family Foundation donated $50 million to advance neuroscience at UT Austin and another $25 million for cancer research at MD Anderson Cancer Center. The total $75 million gift to the two UT institutions will advance health care in Texas and globally. The $25 million grant supports MD Anderson’s...

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