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TribLive: Armstrong on Cancer Research, Smoke-Free

At Thursday's TribLive conversation, I interviewed Lance Armstrong about the need to protect cancer research funding in austere times and his advocacy on behalf of an indoor workplace smoking ban.

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Lance Armstrong at a TribLive event on April 21, 2011.
Credit: Jacob Villanueva

At Thursday's TribLive conversation, I interviewed Lance Armstrong about the need to protect cancer research funding in austere times and his advocacy on behalf of an indoor workplace smoking ban. Two extended clips from the interview are attached below. Full audio can be found here; full video can be found here.

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