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Historian James. S. Olson has prepared a comprehensive, annotated bibliography of the history of cancer. The emphasis of this work is not so much on the medical aspects of cancer as it is on the histo
This new volume examines the relationship between pesticides and carcinogenicity, presenting some of the current thinking behind the decisions that are made with respect to their use. Progressing fro
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This year notes two major changes in the annual Detroit Cancer Symposium. The first is our intention of selecting top ics of broad interest to the cancer community and examining the subject from both
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