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Photograph was edited for publication purposes Photograph caption dated March 18, 1958 reads, "Dr. W. Steele Livingston, of Hollywood, right, veterinarian who has devoted 16 years to cancer research, has developed extract from human placenta to eliminate cancer. Dr. Livingston, working with laboratory technician Dale Gillette, left, says treatment of dogs, cats and mice shows 'complete regression' of cancer tumors. Grants of $500,000 were contributed by National Cancer Institute, American Cancer Society, Bob Hope Foundation, California Institute for Cancer Research."
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