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Joseph Fraumeni, 93, Dies; Helped Discover Genetic Link to Cancer

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By Trip Gabriel Verified
| The New York Times Verified
You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. Joseph Fraumeni, 93, Dies; Helped Discover Genetic Link to Cancer Considered the founder of molecular epidemiology, he worked with Frederick P. Li to identify a hereditary disorder that increased the risk of developing cancer at a young age. Dr. Joseph F. Fraumeni Jr. in 2018.
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Joseph Fraumeni, 93, Dies; Helped Discover Genetic Link to Cancer

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By Trip Gabriel Verified
| Breaking One
Dr. Joseph F. Fraumeni Jr., who helped discover one of the first examples of a cancer linked to a human gene, paving the way for a field that has so far seen the discovery of more than 120 genes that predispose people to cancer, died on June 22 in McLean, Virginia. He was 93. His death, at a skilled nursing facility, was confirmed by Holly Fraumeni, his niece.
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Herbert Lust, Collector Who Befriended Giacometti, Dies at 99

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By Trip Gabriel Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Herbert Lust’s career as an art collector began, as he put it, with a “cock and bull story.” In 1949, Mr. Lust, a 22-year-old American in Paris, found himself at a luncheon filled with artists and intellectuals. Feeling out of his depth, he made up a story about being a Romanian Jew who had crossed the Carpathian Mountains — barefoot! — to escape the Nazis. One of the other guests, the renowned sculptor and painter Alberto Giacometti, was intrigued and invited Mr. Lust to drop by his studio.
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