The author supports the claim that doctors used Henrietta’s cells without permission mainly by including ___________. Question 1 options: A) part of a letter from her correspondence with Henrietta Lacks’s daughter B) an official document with doctors’ notes from the hospital where Henrietta Lacks was treated C) a statement made by Henrietta Lacks’s husband to a magazine D) a personal account from one of the doctors that treated Henrietta Lacks for cancer

Answer:

C) A statement made by Henrietta Lacks’s husband to a magazine

Explanation:

An excerpt from The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks

"Eventually I tracked down a few magazine articles about her from the seventies. Ebony quoted Henrietta’s husband saying, 'All I remember is that she had this disease, and right after she died they called me in the office wanting to get my permission to take a sample of some kind. I decided not to let them.'"

The author supports the claim that doctors used Henrietta’s cells without permission mainly by including  a statement made by Henrietta Lacks’s husband to a magazine.

A magazine is a periodic publication with a range of content that is often released on a regular timetable. They often receive funding through advertising, product sales, pre-paid memberships, or a mix of the three.

Consumer magazines, trade magazines, and organization publications are the three different categories of periodicals. There are several well-liked subcategories and genres for each kind of magazine.

Magazines provide more up-to-date information than books and cater to certain interests. They are typically simpler to read since they include appealing images and photos. Due to their popularity, publishers benefit greatly from sales, advertising, and market linkages.

Thus, option C is correct.

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When telling a friend about the event

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