Why We’re Treating Cancer Wrong, And How We Can Get It Right
An oncologist on the human cost to treating cancer and why she believes we need to re-think how to fight the disease.
A sleeping sickness epidemic in the wake of the 1918 influenza pandemic has been nearly forgotten. Scientists still don’t know what caused it and why it suddenly disappeared, but they fear it could happen again.
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- Molly Caldwell Crosby Author of bestseller, "The American Plague."
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