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Cancer's Front-Page Treatment
Lee, Tom | September 18, 1976 issue

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Comments on the relationship between cancer researchers and the press in the U.S. U.S. President Richard Nixon's call for a Manhattan Project-style of attack on cancer; Growing suspicion that the influence of the press on the cancer program is complex and dubious; Journalists' struggle with the language of science.

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CANCER; SCIENCE; PRESS; UNITED States
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