Officials investigate cancer rates

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State health officials are investigating to determine if cancer rates are unusually high in Livonia and Fordoche. People in those towns say they don't know why so many people have cancer. The Department of Health and Hospitals held a town hall meeting Wednesday to discuss a new study that is under way.

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