had lessons to learn from the handling of the Mumbai attacks. In the decade gone by since 26/11, reportage of riots and terror strikes, including those on the Indian Air Base in Pathankot and an army camp in Uri in Jammu and Kashmir, has broadly indicated this commitment.

With a few minor exceptions, networks do display restraint in terms of live visuals and news updates from reporters on the field. The bigger challenge today, however, is news studio debates with ideological anchors and the rapid spread of social media to create echo chambers of hate based on religion or political persuasion. While social media can be, and has been, a significant force multiplier to mobilise people and/or public opinion in the shaping of national debates, globally law enforcement andSupport is requested for continuation of an intensive one-week Summer Workshop to be held in Snowmass, Colorado, initiated in 1978, on the biology and histopathology of neoplasia for graduate students, postdoctoral trainees, and a limited number of senior scientists engaged in basic cancer research. Many investigators in the cancer field, particularly those working in the area of molecular biology, have had little exposure to the biology and pathology of human cancer. The purpose of the Workshop is to provide the students with a unique training experience in cancer biology, pathology, and related disciplines to enable them to pursue avenues of investigation that will contribute to our understanding of the etiology, treatment, diagnosis, and prevention of cancer. The American Association for Cancer Research considers this Workshop to be an