File:Dr. Claude Lenfant (27825192676).jpg
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| Description | Dr. Claude Lenfant was the longest serving Director of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI), leading it for 21 years from 1982-2003. Before that, he worked in the NIH Fogarty International Center. During his term, the NHLBI tested the first gene therapy protocol. Lenfant also helped establish the Smoking Education Program, National Cholesterol Education Program and the Women's Heart Health Campaign. |
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| Source | Dr. Claude Lenfant |
| Author | NIH History Office from Bethesda |
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