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<div><strong>Director</strong>: Barbara Gower, PhD: 934-4087, <a href="mailto:bgower@uab.edu">bgower@uab.edu</a></div>
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<div><strong>Associate Director</strong> - Cardiovascular: David Calhoun, MD: 934-4633 or 934-9835, dcalhoun@uab.edu</div>
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