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BACUP (British Association of Cancer United Patients and their families and friends)

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Amos, Dr C F, The Post Office relating to a Health Roadshow

Bowling, Ann, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine relating to a proposal to carry out an evaluation of available booklets from information services

Bryan, Jenny freelance medical journalist, relating to jobs done for BACUP. Includes copies of articles by her

Cancer Research Campaign relating to grant application

Department of Health and Social Security. Includes notes and papers relating to funding

de Wolff, Herta

Gann, R, Help for Health, Wessex Regional Library Unit

Leatherdale, Peter, Graves Medical Audiovisual Library

Letters of thanks to people and organisations who donated equipment or services at the start of BACUP

Marland, Caroline, Advertising Director, <i>The Guardian</i>

Owen, Elaine, Women Against Cancer

Page, Martin and Green, Vivien relating to literary agents

Prior, Rodney, member of the Fund Raising/Sources Committee

REACH (Retired Executives Action Clearing-house). REACH supplied BACUP with volunteers. Includes REACH newsletters and annual reports (1979-80, 1983)

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Wrigley, Dr Peter, Department of Medical Oncology, St Bartholomew's Hospital

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