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Article: Dr. Arthur W. Boddie Jr.: 1941 - 2006: 3rd-generation physicianRetired vice chairman of UIC's surgical oncology department whose father practiced medicine in Detroit and whose grandfather was a doctor in Georgia.
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- Chicago Tribune (Chicago, IL)
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- November 3, 2006
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Byline: Trevor Jensen
Nov. 3--Dr. Arthur W. Boddie Jr. was a third-generation physician who chose cancer treatment as his specialty after his mother died of the disease. Dr. Boddie went on to serve as vice chairman of the department of surgical oncology at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
Dr. Boddie, 64, of Riverside died Sunday, Oct. 22, of complications related to frontal temporal lobe dementia in Northwestern Memorial Hospital, said his wife, Joy. Dr. Boddie retired from UIC in 2004 because of the effects of dementia.
Already distinguished in his field, Dr. Boddie was recruited to UIC as an associate professor of surgery in 1990 by Dr. ...
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