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Blazing the trail in a new type of research
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From unwanted interference to indispensable partner: the patient advocate who helped open the minds of Europe's cancer doctors
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Specialism: political oncology
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The power behind the World Cancer Declaration 
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Vested interests are undermining our efforts to beat cancer: the worries of a battle-hardened German oncologist 
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Surfing the wave
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Closing the gap with the West
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New drug combinations are not the solution
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Siding with the vulnerable
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A reverence for life in turbulent times
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Balancing cure and care One surgeon’s multidisciplinary quest to raise standards across the board
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A scientist without borders
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The people's pharmacologist
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Scientific integrity must always come first 
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A very useful doctor
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The passion behind big cancer projects
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The birth of the breast unit: a Florentine tale 
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The minimalist of St Mark’s 
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Where East meets West 
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You need to divorce to become good friends
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Tackling cancer the Tunisian way 
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Spread the word 
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The man behind the margins 
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The Moscow smokebuster 
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If the cardiologists can do it, so can we 
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Mr Hodgkin's disease 
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Gynaecological oncology: Hungary has a word for it 
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Switzerland's cancer president 
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All in the blood 
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Finding the viral link: the story of Harald zur Hausen 
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Vince De Vita: the view from the top 
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Jean-Claude Horiot: the innocent inquisitor 
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Sophie Fossa: The survival expert 
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Richard Doll: Science will always win in the end 
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Louis Denis: Urology's foremost free thinker 
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