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Category Archives: cancer
Essential Reading, August 2011. [4]
I didn’t agree with many of his political views, but nevertheless with all good will I direct you to this: A letter to Canadians from the Honourable Jack Layton If you, or anyone you know, is battling cancer, you might … Continue reading
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Don’t underestimate the enemy
Don’t mistake me–I am all for promoting the wonders of science and scientific research–you will be hard pressed to find a better advocate than me. And after all, there is a growing awareness among scientists that research should be translated … Continue reading
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