For melanoma survivor’s son, MD Anderson-Topgolf corporate alliance is personal
MD Anderson has been a part of Len Turpin’s family for generations. In the 1960s, his paternal great-grandmother was successfully treated here for ovarian cancer, and in the early 1980s, his father was successfully treated here for melanoma.
“MD Anderson is an amazing institution,” says Len, who was just 11 when his father was diagnosed. “It really makes a difference in people’s lives.”
A melanoma diagnosis
Len’s...
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