<p>Dr. William Cox is a retired Alaskan radiologist who’s traveled and lectured extensively in Asia and speaks outfrequently against human rights abuses in China, Tibet and Taiwan. Cox worked as a  radiologist at the Alaska Native Medical Center for 13 years and then 16 years in Nome. He now lives in Anchorage and is an active member of the Anchorage Unitarian Universalist Fellowship.</p>

Dr. William Cox is a retired Alaskan radiologist who’s traveled and lectured extensively in Asia and speaks outfrequently against human rights abuses in China, Tibet and Taiwan. Cox worked as a radiologist at the Alaska Native Medical Center for 13 years and then 16 years in Nome. He now lives in Anchorage and is an active member of the Anchorage Unitarian Universalist Fellowship.

<p>Dr. William Cox is a retired Alaskan radiologist who’s traveled and lectured extensively in Asia and speaks outfrequently against human rights abuses in China, Tibet and Taiwan. Cox worked as a &nbsp;radiologist at the Alaska&nbsp;Native Medical Center for 13 years and then 16 years in Nome. He now lives in Anchorage and is an active&nbsp;member of the Anchorage Unitarian Universalist Fellowship.</p>

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