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Common viruses may cause cancer but not contagious spread
Researchers at a National Conference on Virology and Immunology say common viruses infect many people but rarely cause cancer. Transformation of cells may occur after early infection, influenced by genetics, immunity, helper viruses, or exposure to radiation, tobacco, or chemicals, yet cancer remains not contagious.
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New York
Man
American Cancer Sciety
National Cancer Institute
Dicate
Burkitt
Fred Rapp
Pennsylvania State University College of Medicine
Hershey
Rapp
Martin Apple
University of California At San Francisco
Malcolm C. Pike
University of Southern California School of Medicine
Brian E. Henderson
University of Southern
California School of Medicine
Waco
Tex
UPI
Texas Farmers Union
Jay Naman
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Rome
Nero
Naman
Earl Butz
Department