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| Title | SMOKING-CANCER LINK DOUBTED TO DOCTOR. RISING INCIDENCE MAY BE DUE TO LONGER LIFE EXPECTANCY, PHYSICIAN SUGGESTS. |
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| Author | TIMES |
| Document Date | 19600901 (September 1, 1960) |
| Document Type | PUBLISHED DOC |
| Bates Number |
502148223
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| Collection | RJ Reynolds |
| Topic | SMOKING AND CANCER; SMOKING AND LUNG CANCER; SMOKING AND ORAL CANCER |
| Pages | 1 |
| Mentioned | BERKSON J;MAYO CLINIC;HINES EA JR;DEVINE KD |
| Characteristics | N |
| Minnesota Request Number | TEXAS INITIAL DISCLOSURE;CORDOVA 1RFP29;ROGERS 1RFP1;BURTON 2RFP4;BLANCHARD 2RFP13 |
| Area | R&D;BIOCHEM BIOBEHAVIORAL-SCI ISSUES;COLBY FG;ASSOC DIR SCIENTIFIC ISSUES;JMF |
| Referenced Documents | SMOKING-CANCER LINK DOUBTED BY DOCTOR. RISING INCIDENCE MAY BE DUE TO LONGER LIFE EXPECTANCE, BY TIMES, 600901, SUPPLEMENT TOBACCO AND HEALTH, 601000. |
| Date Added UCSF | 20020201 (February 1, 2002) |
| Date Added Industry | 19990521 (May 21, 1999) |
| TID | zxx19d00 |
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