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... We must work with industry, government, doctors, and drug companies to establish research programs that will end the apathy and build hope.""I am proud to join PACHLAB," Mr.

Lynch continued.

"We will be conducting research in the Punch Worthington lab at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA.

We have high expectations that our research will lead to novel treatments." Mr.

Lynch will act as a liaison between PACHLAB and construction and shipyard labor unions whose members are at risk for asbestos and benzene- related cancers.Dr.

Cameron, one of PACHLAB's scientific advisors, stated, "I have agreed to work closely with PACHLAB because it offers a unique approach to collaborative research.

Not only will we work with patients, doctors and donors to raise funds for promising new research, we will actually do the bench work studies in-house, either alone or in conjunction with other investigators.""'Punch' Worthington is a patient of mine who suffers from an asbestos- related cancer," Dr.

Cameron explained.

"As a painter-taper, Punch is also at risk for another occupational cancer, acute myelogenous leukemia.

We came up with the idea for a research environment that fosters basic research that is often pegged as too preliminary to receive funding from standard sources.

This type of research, although highly speculative, also holds the most promise for true innovation."PACHLAB's f...

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