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three years ago - a cancer of the lining of the lungs, notorious for its incurability, slowness to develop and for the agony suffered by its victims - and in December 2006 collapsed with a stroke, probably caused by his tumour spreading to the brain. But it also "underscores the essential incurability of the disease," he said. Citing incurability and long-term toxicity, advocates of this position argue only a trial demonstrating improved longevity warrant adoption of any new such treatment paradigms. |
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