Cancer
Sir.—l would like to thank [Mr Bennett for his courteous i reply to my letter. May I ask him two more questions? Was Pakistan represented at the seventh International Cancer Congress? If not, will it be represented at the forthcoming one in July? If Mr Bennett would care to read the article referred to in my previous letter, I would be happy to forward it to him.— ' Yours, etc., ANTI-ILLNESS. April 6, 1962. IMr L. A. Bennett chairman of the Canterbury-West-land division of the British Empire Cancer Campaign Society said: “In 1958 no direct representative of Pakistan was present at the congress, but Professor Khanolkar, a leading Indian cancer I expert, quoted the percentage lof cases in tribes which came [from Pakistan. I am not able ito say yet whether Pakistan ; will be represented at the eighth International Congress, but later on I hope to be able to answer that question. I should be pleased to read the article referred to on my return from the eighth International Congress, in some six months.”!
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Press, Volume CI, Issue 29798, 14 April 1962, Page 3
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