TREATMENT OF CANCER
USE OF REFRIGERATION CABINET. B,v Telccrriph—Press Association—Copyright. TORONTO. April 9. The General Hospital announced the invention of the refrigeration cabinet, in which cancer sufferers remain in a coma for 72 hours. When removed they recover normal temperature and the pain is eliminated for one to three months, after which the treatment is , repeated. It is emphasised that the treatment does not cure cancer.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 10 April 1940, Page 3
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