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005	20231122100859.0
008	$2: 11025s2022 nyu 001 0 eng
010	$a: 2021050288
020	$a: 9781009005999$q: paperback :$c: CNY107.81
040	$a: DLC$b: eng$c: DLC$e: rda
050	$0: 0$a: RC263$b: .H475 2022
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100	$a: Hesketh, Robin,$e: author.
245	$1: 0$a: Understanding cancer /$c: Robin Hesketh, University of Cambridge.
264	$a: Cambridge, United Kingdom ;$a: New York, NY :$b: Cambridge University Press,$c: [2022]
300	$a: xxiv, 233 pages ;$c: 24 cm.
336	$a: text$b: txt$2: rdacontent
337	$a: unmediated$b: n$2: rdamedia
338	$a: volume$b: nc$2: rdacarrier
490	$a: Understanding life
500	$a: Includes index.
520	$a: "Once upon a time it was fair to say that most people knew little of science. After all, scientists spent years learning their job so it's clearly tough going and, by and large, the rest of the world could get by knowing nothing of superconductivity or the origins of the universe. But increasingly our daily lives have come to be dominated by science and part of that revolution has been the ever-expanding reach of television and the internet as sources of information. It's as though, unwittingly, we've all signed up to the Open University. And, it should be said, when it comes to science this has all been helped by a growing awareness amongst those in the trade that they have an obligation to let the world know how they while away their days"--$c: Provided by publisher.
650	$a: Cancer$v: Popular works.
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