e/Freddy Homburger

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has gloss	eng: Freddy Homburger (February 8, 1916 in Sankt Gallen, Switzerland- September 25, 2001 in Cambridge, Massachusetts) was a Swiss-born oncologist. In 1973, Homburger was studying the cause of cancer and its relation with cigarette smoking. He succeeded in inducing laryngeal cancer in hamsters who smoked; however, the Council for Tobacco Research, which was underwriting his research, forbid him to publish his research results as long as he referred to the growths as "cancerous", and threatened to ruin him financially.
lexicalization	eng: Freddy Homburger
instance of	(noun) the natives or inhabitants of Switzerland Swiss people, Swiss