Cancer Gene Therapy
49-Year-Old Weill Cornell Graduate Shows New Diversity in Medical School Classes
Published in Cancer Gene Therapy Week, July 2nd, 2007
"Many students are coming to medicine after they have gained expertise and life-experience," says Dr. Antonio M. Gotto Jr., dean of Weill Cornell Medical College. "A wealth of experience in other fields helps to add to the diversity of the class, and even to one's ability as a physician."
This holds true for the newly anointed Dr. Cooper, who decided to go back to medical school after a varied and remarkable career. He says...
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