National Cancer Institute / Baylor College of Medicine / /
IndustryTerm
sequence technologies / mass media / prevention of human cancer / media reports / media attention / /
MedicalCondition
human brain tumors / cancers / ependymoma tumors / produce infections / certain human cancers / demyelinating disease / SV40 disease / human cancer ReÂsume SV40 / SV40 infections / cancer / disease / paediatric brain tumour / Carcinogenesis / human infections / contemporary SV40 infections / paediatric and adult brain tumours / human cancer / tumour / brain tumours / human tumors / Viral carcinogenesis / osteosarcomas / mesotheliomas / commonly involved cancers / progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy / antipoliomyeÂlitiques et cancer / SV40 meningoencephalitis / AIDS / Infectious Diseases / SV40positive tumours / human tumours / poliovirus vaccine/ cancer / human osteosarcomas / infections / human disease / tumours / /
MedicalTreatment
Immunization / vaccinations / vaccination / /
Organization
National Cancer Institute / Baylor College of Medicine / Houston / Department of Molecular Virology and Microbiology / Distinguished Service / World Health Organization / American Medical Association / Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine / /
Position
Professor and Chair / General / /
Product
vaccines / poliovirus vaccines / poliovirus / human cancer development / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / Pennsylvania / New York / California / /
PublishedMedium
Journal of Virology / Journal of General Virology / American Journal of Epidemiology / Journal of the American Medical Association / /
Simian virus 40, poliovirus vaccines, and human cancer: research progress versus media and public interests