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By Kevin Begos

Motivated by Loss

After her parents died of cancer, a young researcher found direction amid her loss

By Kevin Begos


CR podcast correspondent Kevin Begos talks to graduate student Stephanie Kinkel, who lost both of her parents to cancer while she was just a teenager. Now at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Kinkel studies the disease that claimed her parents' lives.


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