CANCER RISK? Health officials are reopening their...
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CANCER RISK? Health officials are reopening their examination of cancer rates in neighborhoods near the McColl toxic dump in Fullerton. . . . UC Irvine epidemiologist Holda Anton-Culver will examine cases discovered between 1984 and 1990. A previous study looked only at cases found in 1984 and 1985, with inconclusive results. With greater numbers Anton-Culver hopes “to make heads or tails” of cancer rates by August.
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