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So far, reaction to the book has been positive.
Oberlin said: "Some people say, 'Oh my God -- I need five copies of this book.' Or people say, 'Oh boy. I know that person.' "
Biotech Firm, Olympus Seek Test
Cangen Biotechnologies, a small Bethesda biotech firm, is expanding its collaboration with a very large company -- Tokyo-based Olympus Corp., the well-known maker of cameras and digital medical devices.
The two companies are trying to develop a DNA- and protein-based test to detect lung cancer in its early stages. The new deal includes funding to study the test in humans.
"With our partners at Olympus, we have made dramatic progress over the last six months in the development of the test and platform for the early detection of lung cancer," said Chul So Moon, Cangen's chief executive. "This additional commitment by Olympus to support the clinical development of our lung cancer detection technology underscores the viability of the technology as a key tool in saving human life."
Marriott Makes Fortune List
Marriott International Inc., the Bethesda hotel chain operator, has been selected by Fortune magazine for its annual list of "Best Companies to Work For" -- the ninth consecutive year the company has been chosen.
Marriott was the only Maryland company to be included on the list.
The magazine noted that 20 percent of Marriott's employees have worked at the company for more than 10 years and that 5,000 employees have at least 20 years of service.
"We are gratified to be on Fortune's list and continually strive to make Marriott not just a great and successful company, but a great and rewarding place to work," said Brendan Keegan, Marriott's executive vice president for human resources.
Chamber Called 'Unsung Hero'
The Gaithersburg-based Victims' Rights Foundation has honored the Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce with its "Unsung Hero" award for its role in helping the county deal with the sniper attacks of 2002.
The national foundation lauded the chamber for quickly swinging into action by providing information to residents and businesses. The chamber also raised money for a reward fund and for distribution to victims' families.
Have business news about Montgomery County? Send an e-mail torosenwaldm@washpost.com.
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