The Language of Cells: A Doctor and His Patients hood feminism the personal accounts in the

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The Language of Cells: A Doctor and His Patients hood feminism the personal accounts in theAuthor Contributor(s): Nadler, Spencer Publisher: Vintage Date: 10 8 2002 Binding: Paperback Condition: NEW As a surgical pathologist for more than twenty five years, Spencer Nadler was not content with the distance between his lab and the patient. Meeting with those whose diseased cells he has diagnosed, he offers them a rare understanding. Hanna Baylan is a woman as determined as he is to confront the cancer cells biopsied from her breast. Comille,