Gerald P. Bodey, M.D. Oral History Interview 1 March 3, 2003

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Gerald P. Bodey, M.D. Oral History Interview 1 March 3, 2003

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The interview with Dr. Gerald P. Bodey begins with the evolution of his medical career. His various positions held at M.D. Anderson are also recounted. The interview continues with a description of several of his major contributions to medicine, including his work with laminar airflow units and neutropenic patients. His collaborative work with Dr. Emil Freireich concerning leukemia patients and drug therapy is also highlighted. Dr. Bodey’s professional activities and international involvement are discussed as well. The interview concludes with a discussion regarding the influences and career decisions which led to his decision to study oncology.

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Historical Resources Center, Research Medical Library, The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center

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