At 73, doctor is barely older than study he helps lead
On the nondescript third floor of a Brigham and Women's Hospital office, a row of file cabinets holds thousands of interview transcripts, family evaluations, and health and school records from a group of men who, nearly 70 years ago, signed on to be studied for the rest of their lives. (Full article: 1081 words)
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