@article{DA,
      url = {http://digitalcollections.ohsu.edu/record/3273},
      title = {Interview with Grover C. Bagby, M.D.},
      publisher = {Oregon Health & Science University},
      abstract = {Grover Bagby was born in Summit, New Jersey, raised in the  Los Angeles area, and received his M.D. from Baylor College  of Medicine in Houston, Texas. At Baylor, he studied  internal medicine with specialties in cardiology and  hematology, but when a young patient of his suddenly died  of leukemia, much of his research became focused on better  understanding and treating the disease. Grover and his  wife, Susan, moved to Portland in 1970, and have been  residents ever since aside from for a brief period of US  Navy service from 19721-1974. Upon his return in 1975, he  took a fellowship at UOMS Hematology department and spent  his career performing clinical work at the VA Medical  Center, teaching at the medical school, and working in his  lab. The importance of grant writing etiquette,  bioinformatics in the funding of a cancer center on campus,  and his colleague's breakthrough discovery and development  of Gleevac are touched upon during this interview.},
      number = {DA},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.6083/M47P8XC1},
      recid = {3273},
      address = {2014-08-28},
      year = {2014},
      month = {Aug},
}