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Posted AT 12:39 AM EDT on 28/05/07

What we can learn from cancer in the animal kingdom

Special to Globe and Mail Update

This month, the American Cancer Society's journal, Cancer, published a database identifying 216 chemicals that are known to cause breast cancer in animals. Many of the same chemicals are also present in consumer products, food contaminants, air pollutants, and in our places of work. Until recently it was widely believed that cancer was caused mostly by our lifestyle and dietary choices, with a little bit of hereditary bad luck thrown in.

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Talking to the Taliban

TALKING TO THE TALIBAN

Globe reporter Graeme Smith's exclusive glimpse into Afghanistan's bloody insurgency, a multimedia series probing what these fighters believe, what motivates them and what they hope to gain.

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