Laetrile Flunks New Tests; Protein from Green Leaves.

The article presents various scientific developments in the U.S. It was discovered that the anti-cancer drug Laetrile may actually increase the size of tumors. Don P. Bourque, University of Arizona professor, points out that green leaves have an untapped source of high-quality protein known as Fract...

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Publicado en:Chronicle of Higher Education Vol. 18; no. 22; p. 13
Autor principal: Roark, Anne C.
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Publicado: Chronicle of Higher Education 8/6/1979
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