Papers, 1946-2008.

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Papers, 1946-2008.

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The Mary Lee Ingbar Papers, 1946-2008, document Ingbar's career as a health economist and professor at Harvard Medical School, University of California San Francisco, Dartmouth College, and University of Massachusetts Medical Center.

21.7 cubic feet in 21 record cartons and 2 document boxes.

Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine

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Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine

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