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TIME EUROPE
MARCH 20, 2000 VOL. 155 NO. 11


The Lives It Has Touched
From the White House to the film screen, colon cancer often strikes without warning

Audrey Hepburn
Our Fair Lady suffered from stomach pain that was initially misdiagnosed as an infection before surgery in 1992 revealed she had colon cancer.

Elizabeth Montgomery
Best known for her magical nose twitch on Bewitched, TV's favorite spell caster died in 1995 at age 62, eight weeks after her colon cancer was detected.

Charles Schulz
Creator of Charlie Brown and the Peanuts gang, "Sparky" Schulz succumbed to colon cancer only four months after it was diagnosed.

Thomas ("Tip") O'Neill
All politics was local to this former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, who hailed from Massachusetts and lived for seven years after a 1987 diagnosis.

Ronald Reagan
Like most people with colon cancer, he didn't know he had anything until a routine physical turned up polyps, one of which was malignant.

Nick Leeson
In 1998, while doing time in a Singapore prison, British rogue trader Nick Leeson had a cancerous tumor removed from his colon.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Acute diverticulitis was diagnosed first; then the 66-year-old U.S. Supreme Court Justice had surgery for colon cancer last year.

Barbara Barrie
Suddenly Susan's TV grandmother ignored the blood in her stool for years but is now the senior poster child for colon screening.

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March 20, 2000

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Colon Cancer
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From the White House to the film screen, colon cancer often strikes without warning

Just the Facts
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From the White House to the film screen, colon cancer often strikes without warning

Web Resources
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