Cancer Drug and Forests
Let’s hope that those that ridicule environmentalists as “tree huggers” will read your report about taxol, derived from bark of yew tree, and described as “the most promising anti-cancer drug in two decades.”
ROBERT S. GREENBERG, Granada Hills
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