William Haseltine

William Haseltine is a scientist, biotech entrepreneur, and philanthropist. He researched cancer and HIV/AIDS while a professor at Harvard and is the founder of several companies. More

William Haseltine is a scientist, businessman and philanthropist. For much of the '70s, '80s and '90s, he was a professor at Harvard Medical School, where he researched cancer and HIV/AIDS. He is also the founder of several companies, including Human Genome Sciences, where he served as Chairman and CEO. He is president of the William A Haseltine Foundation for Medical Sciences and the Arts. He lives in Washington, D.C., and Manhattan and travels widely.

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Is the Swine Flu Panic Overblown?

Magazine April 2009

Yes. But it's still worth taking precautions.

Colors at an Exhibition

Magazine April 2009

The bright hues of the season are on the walls as well as on the trees, thanks to four vibrant new art shows

The Real Arms Race

Magazine April 2009

In the foreseeable future, artificial limbs may be able to perform as well as or better than natural ones.

An Early End to the HIV/AIDS Pandemic?

Magazine February 2009

A pioneering AIDS researcher contends that the tools to end the epidemic may already be at hand

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2013 National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest

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