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PDF: Aronson, David oral history 2002.pdf

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This is an interview with Dr. David Aronson in Bethesda, Maryland, on November 22,2002. The interviewer is Jessie Saul. 

Saul: We're talking today with Dr. David Aronson, and Dr. Aronson has been at the FDA and, previous to that, the Bureau ofBiologic of Biologic Standards.

Aronson: The Division ofBiologic of Biologic Standards.

Saul: The Division ofBiologic of Biologic Standards, for quite some time. And we're going to talk today about safety practices in blood banking and how the NIH has been involved in producing blood-supply safety policies and your experiences with NIH in general, which is quite a wealth ofexperienceof experience. If I could ask you first about, we've been talking a little bit about sort ofblood issues in general, and I wondered how you ended up at the NIH to begin with.

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