The American Society for Bone and Mineral Research conferred the William F. Neuman Award, its oldest and most prestigious honor, on Andrew Arnold ’74 for his scientific contributions in the area of bone and mineral research and for contributions to associates and trainees in teaching, research, and administration. He is a pioneer studying endocrine tumors and hyperparathyroidism. His work includes discovery of cyclin D1, the first known parathyroid oncogene and fundamental cell cycle regulator.
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Class of 1974