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Dr. John Money (1921-2006)

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Sunday, 09 July 2006 08:04

Controversial Hopkins Gender Pioneer

Dr. John Money (1921-2006): photo circa 2002

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Towson, Maryland, USA. John Money, Ph.D., died on Friday. A psychologist and sexologist who performed early investigations into sexual identity, gender identity, and gender roles, died a day before his 85th birthday at St. Joseph Medical Center of complications from Parkinson's disease.

Money most recently was a professor emeritus of pediatrics and medical psychology at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.

Family and friends are planning a memorial service for September. Dr. Money made arrangements to have his body donated to the Maryland Anatomy Board.

An accompanying TS-Si article provides background information on Dr. Money’s life and work. See also the comments of Lisa Jain Thompson in her opinion column, "John Money: A Remembrance".

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