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1. Mather Hospital - News Releases - STEM CELL/BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTS SAVE CANCER PATIENTS' LIVES - February 7, 1997 - Long Island, NY
www.matherhospital.com/news/Ps - [Cached]Published on: 2/7/1997 Last Visited: 9/13/2006
Mather Hospital Chairman Vincent Bove and Mather Hospital President Kenneth Roberts, flank George Petro, MD, Director of the Department of Psychiatry and James Crovello, MD, the first Departmental Director when the program opened in 1977, during the Department's 25th Anniversary Open House at Mather Hospital.
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James Crovello, MD, the first Departmental Director when the program opened in 1977, has watched hospital services grow steadily over the past 25 years.
"Our services have diversified enormously, now encompassing general and specialized services in adult and adolescent, partial hospitalization, alcoholism, eating disorders and more.
"It's very different from when Pilgrim State had 13,000 patients," Crovello recalled. -
2. Mather Hospital - News Releases - STEM CELL/BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTS SAVE CANCER PATIENTS' LIVES - February 7, 1997 - Long Island, NY
www.matherhospital.org/news/Ps - [Cached]Published on: 2/7/1997 Last Visited: 12/17/2006
Mather Hospital Chairman Vincent Bove and Mather Hospital President Kenneth Roberts, flank George Petro, MD, Director of the Department of Psychiatry and James Crovello, MD, the first Departmental Director when the program opened in 1977, during the Department's 25th Anniversary Open House at Mather Hospital.
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James Crovello, MD, the first Departmental Director when the program opened in 1977, has watched hospital services grow steadily over the past 25 years.
"Our services have diversified enormously, now encompassing general and specialized services in adult and adolescent, partial hospitalization, alcoholism, eating disorders and more.
"It's very different from when Pilgrim State had 13,000 patients," Crovello recalled.
