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The Way of All Flesh, Adam Curtis: “Immortal” Cancer Cells Taken By Scientists From A Patient In 1951 Continued Growing “In Ways They Couldn’t Control”

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Follows the story of the cells of Henriettta Lacks. She dies in 1951 of cancer, before she died cells were removed from her body and cultivated in a laboratory in the hope that they could help find a cure for cancer. The cells (known as the HeLa line) have been growing ever since, and the scientists found that they were growing in ways they could not control.

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