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Former MD Anderson Provost Reflects on “Brief, Painful Episode” 

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Over the past several weeks, The Cancer Letter has been running a series of articles that report on a past conflict between people at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center and Nobel Laureate Al Gilman, who led the scientific review teams of the then newly formed Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas.

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Raymond N. DuBois
Dean of medicine, Medical University of South Carolina
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