Date: 2/3/2005
Dr. Anders Waldenstrom presents a brief family history and a moving tribute to his father, Dr. Jan Waldenstrom, whose life and times were rich with the traditions of medical research.
Running Time: 5:49
Size: 3.38 MB
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