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Frequently, doctors use a variety of factors to determine which patients are at highest risk. One major consideration: tumor size. "One centimeter ((0.4 in.)) is considered the major turning point," says Dr. Larry Norton at Memorial Sloan-Kettering in New York City. "Over 1 cm, and I lean very strongly toward additional treatment." A close look at the tumor cells will provide other clues, says Dr. William McGuire, chief of medical oncology at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. Misshapen cell nuclei, abnormal amounts of DNA or an accelerated rate of cell division...
...first elective office by becoming the district's "shadow" Senator, providing him with a high-profile platform from which to launch another presidential run. The unsalaried job, which carries no voting privileges, will be used to lobby for statehood. Civil rights activist and law professor Eleanor Holmes Norton won the Delegate seat to the House, also a nonvoting post...
While Dixon's last-minute surge of support was helped by a series of editorial endorsements from the Washington Post, another candidate got by nicely without its approval. Eleanor Holmes Norton, former chief of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, became the Democratic nominee for the District's nonvoting seat in Congress. The Post withheld its support after the news broke just before election day that Norton and her husband had not filed city tax returns from...