Dr._Emil_Frei_III_(1924-2013)_(29502132513).jpg
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Summary
| Description | Emil Frei worked at the National Cancer Institute from 1955 to 1965. Frei was one of a handful of physicians who developed combination chemotherapy for cancer and produced the first cures of childhood leukemia. Shown here with Ms. Edna Jones at an event at the Clinical Center, National Institutes of Health. |
| Date | circa 1972 |
| Source | Dr. Emil Frei III (1924-2013) |
| Author | NIH History Office from Bethesda |
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