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

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.'"

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