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Steve Dunn was diagnosed with kidney cancer in June of 1988. He was told he could live up to three years-if he was lucky.

Dunn was not content to rely on luck, though. Instead, he pored over the medical literature, launched an extensive search for a promising clinical trial, and contacted family, friends and acquaintances to uncover wherever possible firsthand information about cancer. The result? He found the treatment he needed-and he is in good health today.

"I continue to enjoy the wonder and privilege of living," he says. "But I am outraged by what I had to go through to get highly promising, life-saving treatment. Most patients with advanced ...

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