Doctor Saved Child Cancer Patient and Inspired Her to Become a Doctor
Childhood cancer almost killed Tae Butler, but Dr. Ted Moore treated her with care and kindness.
Fourth-year medical student Tae Butler was 9 when she received cancer treatments from UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital pediatric oncologist Dr. Ted Moore.
Now 26 and cancer-free, Tae finished her first rotation with Dr. Moore at UCLA Health.
Read Tae's full story from People
Photo: Milo Mitchell / UCLA Health
Original Article: "Doctor Saved Child Cancer Patient & Inspired Her to Become a Doctor Too. Now They Work Together!"
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