William Lambers
Author and Journalist at Freelance
Author, journalist. Published by New York Times, Chicago Sun-Times, Newsweek, History News Network, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Wrote Hunger Heroes at FreeRice.
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2 weeks ago |
manchesterjournal.com | William Lambers
National Public Health Week (April 7-13) can unite the country in stopping a silent menace that threatens us all: Cancer. This disease can sneak up on you very fast. Life can be normal one week, the next your family is mobilizing to help a loved one battle cancer. One in two men and one in three women will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime according to the American Cancer Society. This year it is projected there will be over 2 million new cases of cancer and over 600,000 deaths.
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2 weeks ago |
bakersfield.com | William Lambers
National Public Health Week, April 7 to 13, can unite the country in stopping a silent menace that threatens us all: cancer. This disease can sneak up on you very fast. Life can be normal one week, the next your family is mobilizing to help a loved one battle cancer. One in two men and one in three women will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime, according to the American Cancer Society. kAm%9:D J62C :E :D AC@;64E65 E96C6 H:== 36 >@C6 E92? a >:==:@? ?6H 42D6D @7 42?46C 2?5 >@C6 E92?
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2 weeks ago |
benningtonbanner.com | William Lambers
National Public Health Week (April 7-13) can unite the country in stopping a silent menace that threatens us all: Cancer. This disease can sneak up on you very fast. Life can be normal one week, the next your family is mobilizing to help a loved one battle cancer. One in two men and one in three women will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime according to the American Cancer Society. This year it is projected there will be over 2 million new cases of cancer and over 600,000 deaths.
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3 weeks ago |
manchesterjournal.com | William Lambers
When President Harry Truman signed the Marshall Plan to rebuild Europe on April 3, 1948 the American people were already taking action. This was just 3 years after World War II and Europe was in ruins, suffering from hunger and drought. Citizens across America sent food to Europe via the Friendship Train which collected donations in numerous states in the autumn of 1947.
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3 weeks ago |
reformer.com | William Lambers
When President Harry Truman signed the Marshall Plan to rebuild Europe on April 3, 1948 the American people were already taking action. This was just 3 years after World War II and Europe was in ruins, suffering from hunger and drought. Citizens across America sent food to Europe via the Friendship Train which collected donations in numerous states in the autumn of 1947.
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Secretary of State George Marshall: "food is a vital factor in our foreign policy." See my Cedar Rapids Gazette @gazettedotcom article about how fighting hunger helped the Marshall Plan succeed. https://t.co/MIpsPQEwp7 #foreignaid #History #peace
For #PublicHealthWeek my story in the Harrisburg Patriot-News on supporting cancer research! @PennLive https://t.co/X8rE5XK6vq #CancerResearch
RT @PDEditorial: This is exactly the wrong time for the U.S. to abandon its legacy of assistance https://t.co/mmRUIytZLN