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Breakthrough seen on 'deadliest' lung cancer
Chicago Tribune (1963-Current file) - Chicago, Ill.
Author: Ronald Kotulak
Date: Mar 27, 1976
Start Page: A1
Pages: 1
Text Word Count: 454
Abstract (Document Summary)

Highly promising but preliminary results in treating the deadliest type of lung cancer known were reported Friday by a top scientist from the National Cancer Institute [NCI].

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