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Who is Mal Pancoast is not a matter of who, but of what. What is Mal Pancoast? Mal is spanish for bad and Pancoast (named after Henry Pancoast) is the name of a lung tumor caused by smoking, second hand smoke, asbestos. A person suffering from this condition probably and most likely authored these quotes, which would make him/her Anonymous. "There's nobody out there. It's all in here". - Mal Pancoast.
p.s. this type tumor first defined by American radiologist Henry Pancoast in 1932
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When was Henry Pancoast born?
Henry Pancoast was born in 1875.
When did Henry Pancoast die?
Henry Pancoast died in 1939.
When was Fred Pancoast born?
Fred Pancoast was born in 1932.
When was Joseph Pancoast born?
Joseph Pancoast was born on 1805-11-23.
When did Joseph Pancoast die?
Joseph Pancoast died on 1882-03-06.
What has the author Seth Pancoast written?
Seth Pancoast was an American physician, author, and inventor. He is most known for his medical texts, such as "A Treatise on Medical Electricity," which was published in the mid-1800s and was influential in the field of medical electricity.
What are the causes of unilateral muscle wasting of the hand?
Pancoast tumor ( lung apical tumorv)
What is the answer to this rebus puzzle mal invitation mal invitation mal invitation mal invitation?
looks like formal invitations to me
What is the opposite of the word bien?
Mal.
Where is Sun Valley High School in Pennsylvania 19014?
It's on Pancoast Ave. near the Green Ridge Firehouse!
What has the author John Pancoast Gordy written?
John Pancoast Gordy is known for his historical works, including "A Patriot's History of the United States" and "The Patriot's History Reader." These books provide alternative viewpoints to commonly accepted historical narratives, focusing on the contributions of individuals and emphasizing the themes of freedom and independence.
What is the English word for mal?
mal = bad
