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sity, hosted by Dr. and Mrs.
Abraham Becker. Dr. Weiss
is director of Hebrew Uni-
versity's Lautenberg Cen-
ter for General and Tumor
Immunology.
He told The Jewish
News that Israel "is ex-
tremely well repre-
sented" in the areas of
basic biology, basic im-
munology and basic
cancer research. "Some
14-15 percent of all re-
search articles published
in these fields are by Is-
raelis," the Vienna-born
Dr. Weiss stated.
He said the prevelance of
Jews in these fields "is an
outgrowth of the fundamen-
tal value commitments of
the Jewish people. If you
look at the rosters of profes-
sors at universities by disci-
pline you will find many
more Jewish names in those
areas which change the
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universe about them. They
are prominent in certain
fields while only an average
number of Jews appear in
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sociology where Jews have
made leading contributions.
"Much of biological science,
and insight into the soul,
are 'Jewish' developments,"
he said. "This is oversimpli-
fying, of course."
He refused to predict
when a major break-
through in cancer pre-
vention and cure would
ake place. "I'll call you
t wo weeks after it hap-
pens," he joked. He said
t hat 10-15 years ago there
was a great deal of op-
timism about a cure for
ancer through im-
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ompared the optimism
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t he Greek legend.
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re search facility on Warren,
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