Emmanuel Farber Dead at 95, First to Describe Carcinogenesis

Pathologist’s research led to 1964 surgeon general’s report on the dangers of smoking and tobacco use

ONE OF THE PATHOLOGY PROFESSION’S MOST RESPECTED cancer researchers died last month. On August 3, Emmanuel Farber, M.D., passed away. He was 95 years old. Farber was noted for his work in furthering the understanding of chemical carcinogenesis. His studies in experimental pathology revealed that chemical carcinogens can bind to nucleic acids, which could then …

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Emmanuel Farber Dead at 95, First to Describe Carcinogenesis

Pathologist’s research led to 1964 surgeon general’s report on the dangers of smoking and tobacco use

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