Can cancer clusters be explained?
The author of "Toms River" attempts to answer one of science's thorniest questions
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Toms River
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How Toms River cracked a cancer cluster
Chemical companies treated this N.J. town as a private dumping ground for decades. Here's how they were made to pay
Tuesday, Mar 12, 2013 12:00 AM UTCTechnology Books, Toms River, Environment
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