Levy, Ronald

Ronald Levy ( Ronald Levy ; born December 6, 1941, Carmel, California) - American medical scientist, oncologist, specialist in the treatment of lymphoma, a pioneer in cancer immunotherapy. Professor at Stanford University, a member of the National Academy of Sciences (2008) and the Medical Academy (2007) United States.

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He graduated from Harvard University (Bachelor of Biochemistry, 1963). Degree in medicine from Stanford University in 1968. In 1968-1970 at Massachusetts General Hospital. In 1970-1972. at the National Cancer Institute. In 1972-1973 Fello Medical Center, Stanford University. In 1973-1975 at the Israeli Weizmann Institute. Since 1975, in the oncology department of the Stanford School of Medicine: Assistant Professor, since 1981 Associate Professor, since 1987 Professor (now named, Helen K. Summy Professor ) and from the same year Professor of American Society cancer, since 1993 also heads the said unit; He is also a member of the Stanford Cancer Institute and the Bio-X Stanford University Initiative. In 1977-1982 Researcher at Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Member of the (1979) and the Academy of the American Cancer Research Association (2014).