Leonard Zwelling

Dr. Zwelling is a board-certified internist and medical oncologist. He was trained at Duke University, Duke Medical School and Duke Hospital after which he completed his oncology training at the National Cancer Institute. He started his research career at NCI and in 1984 moved to The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center where he rose to the rank of Professor of Medicine and Pharmacology. He returned to business school at the University of Houston, graduating in 1993. He then gravitated to research administration.

Flood

Flood By Leonard Zwelling When describing the floods in Houston for friends outside the area, I resorted to only one word. Biblical. When water piles up in the midst of a hurricane, that is not a surprise. The wind whips the trees and the true force of nature is felt. The rain is just part …

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Wait

Wait By Leonard Zwelling It may be among the commonest words in pop music after “love.” Even the Beatles used it. It has also got to be one of the most frustrating words in the English language. Very few people I know like to wait. It implies patience, but it may be the opposite of …

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America’s Choices In North Korea Are Similar To The Ones Facing Academic Medical Centers: Bad and Worse

America’s Choices In North Korea Are Similar To The Ones Facing Academic Medical Centers: Bad and Worse By Leonard Zwelling Kim Jong Un is often described as irrational. He’s not. Kim has the US exactly where he wants it. America is faced with bad choices regarding North Korea and also worse ones. For over twenty …

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Absorbing The Water

Absorbing The Water By Leonard Zwelling http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/31/us/houston-harvey-flooding-urban-planning/index.html Houston has never seen flooding or any other natural disaster like the floods that accompanied Hurricane Harvey. And no other city has responded as did Houston to such a disaster. The emotional toll on the city might be every bit as heavy as that wrought by the storm …

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