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Tumor specialist: Dr. Rudy Falk, beside ba machine that helps destroy cancer cells with heat, treats 30 to 50 terminally ill patients day at his private clinic
Tumor specialist: Dr. Rudy Falk, beside ba machine that helps destroy cancer cells with heat, treats 30 to 50 terminally ill patients day at his private clinic

Tumor specialist: Dr. Rudy Falk, beside ba machine that helps destroy cancer cells with heat, treats 30 to 50 terminally ill patients day at his private clinic

Date4/16/1990
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Original Toronto Star caption: Tumor specialist: Dr. Rudy Falk; beside ba machine that helps destroy cancer cells with heat; treats 30 to 50 terminally ill patients day at his private clinic.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0046249F
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