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To the Editor: The photograph by Gregory Curfman entitled "Echternach, Luxembourg" (Nov. 28 issue)¹ was taken on July 7, 2002, during the first stage (Luxembourg to Luxembourg) of the most recent Tour de France.^2,3 On the right side of the image, it is possible to recognize, wearing the leader's yellow jersey, the American champion of cycling and cancer survivor, Lance Armstrong.^3,4 This picture led me to reflect — first, how medicine is important in facilitating a recovery to full health in a person affected by cancer; second, how the example of such a full recovery has been important psychologically to . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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