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Re: Study Finds Increased Lung Cancer Risk Following Treatment fo r Hodgkin's Disease
Lately, my view of such studies has seriously suffered. Its very
difficult to know what to think unless you abandon your field and take
up the full time pursuit of the specialized branch of epidemiology in
question.
I have heard that you need a PhD or at least several years in an
approved epi school to understand such studies. Its made more confusing
because the industry seems to churn out contradicting studies without
batting an eye.
If I get cancer, I think I will just roll the dice to decide the best
course of treatment... :)
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Gary Isenhower
713-798-8353
garyi@bcm.tmc.edu
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