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On the Front Line:
New Weapons
in the War on Cancer

Presented by

Laurence H. Baker, D.O.

Deputy Director, U-M Comprehensive Cancer Center

Thursday, Oct. 24, 1996
7-8:30 pm with Q & A
Marriott Hotel at Laurel Park Place
(1-275 and 6 Mile Road in Livonia)
This event is free of charge.

Drs. Brian Roth and Steven Arbit

Drs. Steven Arbit and Bri-
an Roth, physical medicine

and rehabilitation specialists,
both recently passed the certi-
fying examination and are now
board certified by the Ameri-
can Board of Electrodiagnostic
Medicine.
Drs. Arbit and Roth, who
have offices in Bloomfield
Hills, Commerce Township,
Rochester and Novi, are certi-
fied by the American Board of
Physical Medicine and Reha-
bilitation. Dr. Roth is also the
medical director of rehabilita-
tion services at Crittendon Hos-
pital in Rochester.

director of the W.K Kellogg Eye
Center, is presiding as 100th
president of the American Acad-
emy of Ophthalmology.
He will lead the academy's
centennial anniversary cele-
brations, as well as those for
the U-M department of oph-
thalmology's 125th anniver-
sary.
Dr. Lichter completed med-
ical school and his residency at
U-M and his fellowship at the
University of California-San
Francisco. In addition, he spent
two years at the Bethesda
Naval Hospital in Bethesda,
Md., before returning to Ann
Arbor in 1971.

Join us for Cancer AnswerNight and learn
life-saving answers to commonly asked questions, including:

Can chemotherapy be effective without being toxic?
When should a bone marrow transplant be considered?
Why should patients participate in clinical studies?

To find out more, call our Cancer AnswerLine nurses
from 9 am to 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday, at 1-800-865-1125.

Comprehensive Cancer Center

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University of Michigan
Health System

http://www.cancer.med.umich.edu

Dr. Mark Dworkin, formerly

of the Detroit area, recently won
the 1996 Young Investigator's
Award at the Interscience Con-
ference on Antimicrobial Agents
Chemotherapy
in New Or-
leans.
The award
is presented to
two doctors
who are recog-
nized for their
excellence in
research in
Dr. Mark
the broad ar-
Dworkin
eas of microbi-
ology and infectious diseases.
Dr. Dworkin, who earned his
medical degree from Rush Med-
ical School in Chicago and did
a related fellowship at Tulane
University Medical School in
New Orleans, is now with the
Centers for Disease Control in
Atlanta. He will be in charge of
a study of 35,000 HIV/AIDS pa-
tients in 10 U.S. cities, includ-
ing Detroit and Puerto Rico.

Dr. Paul R. Lichter, chairman of
the University of Michigan's de-
partment of ophthalmology and

Laura Freedman of West

Bloomfield has been awarded a
doctor of medicine degree from
the University of Michigan
Medical School.
The daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Michael Freedman, she gradu-
ated in 1988 from Andover
High School and received her
undergraduate degree with
high distinction from U-M in
1992. She is a member of Phi
Beta Kappa.

Stanley Litvak of West
Bloomfield has been awarded a
doctor of medicine degree from
the University of Michigan
Medical School.
The son of Alexander Litvak
and Margaret
Weinbaum, he
is a graduate
of Detroit
Country Day
High School
and received
his undergrad-
uate degree
from Michigan
Dr. Stanley
State Univer-
Litvak
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