into the early 1960s, hodgkin said benitez sentence. i was fortunate enough to be diagnosed at a time when the treatment was available and i was cured. because of my own experience, i felt a deep connection to this story, to elizabeth use as the one who faced a dire diagnosis to a family who stayed by her side into the researchers whose tireless effort completely changed the odds of survival. the discovered that insulin occurred almost 90 years ago, yet this medical miracle is just as important today as it was on that date was discovered. in fact, there are today nearly 300 million people with diabetes worldwide. her stories begins in 1990, the youngest daughter of the most famous politician in america has just been diagnosed with what was then a death sentence. juvenile diabetes. according to the mortality tables, she would be dead in 11 months. elizabeth's story, history of the men who kept her alive and at the discoverers is one of hope, courage, determination and miracles. in order to better understand the magnitude of this amazing

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to piece together the story of how and the age of 39 years old larry had been stricken with not hodgkin's lymphoma and was the 36 person in history of medicine to have an oncologist bone transplant. and while he was in recovery, his miraculous recovery from his illness, he went to the cancer institute in boston and a pipe in the boston red sox game. and ultimately when larry got out of his isolation, they said was the one favor, what's the one thing you most want to do now that you're getting out of the hospital? as i said i want to go walk around fenway park your there's fenway park right here by the way. welcome there is story, i've always thought of was the most dramatic and wonderful stories because of course larry, 13, 20 are slated, larry not only survived, against all the odds, but managed an even greater, beat the odds in an even greater weight by being the leader of the red sox when they won the world series. nobody thought was possible. it was shortly after meeting larry and telling his story at legal times that i signed on to cover the iran-contra hearings, and that was when i

one and half million residents in 75 different have shown higher incidences of leukemia and non-hodgkin's lymphoma. in groups of females exposed to tce concentrations greater than five parts per billion. several studies conducted in attitudes it's let the massachusetts department of health to conclude there was an eight fold higher risk of leukemia in children whose mothers were exposed to solventt contaminated drink and water during pregnancy. these days again and called a mixture of chemicals including tce in the water. tce was listed in 2005 as reasonably anticipated to be a human carcinogen and a congressionally mandated report on carcinogens. the listing was based on evidence from seven human studies along with the studies and laboratory animals. both show that tce exposure caused tumors especially can deliver. argue of epidemiological literature's show that tce was associate with higher incidences of liver cancer, kidney cancer, non-hodgkin's lymphoma, prostate cancer and multiple myeloma. but the studies were based on a relatively small number of exposed workers and were confounded