Cancer coincidence?
An overwhelmed state office tries to connect disease clusters to pollution -- but some say the agency is wasting time
It started slowly, when two people on Cindy Taylor's suburban street were diagnosed with melanoma. Then a man a few roads over told her of strange tumors on his neck. Brain cancer seized a 20-year-old. (Full Article: 1287 Words)
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