Roger Grover, M.D. and Richard W. Smalling, M.D., Ph.D.

Dr. Grover is an honors graduate (in mechanical engineering) from Rice University and worked for four years at NASA as a systems engineer on the space shuttle. Subsequently, Roger received his medical degree from the University of Texas, Houston, where he is now a second-year fellow in Cardiovascular Disease.

Dr. Grover reports no commercial conflict of interest. Dr. Smalling has received grant/research support from Centocor/Boston Scientific within the last three years.

Release Date: 01/30/1997
Termination Date: 01/30/2000

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