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[edit] The 'Death' section lacks documentation.
The article's allegation, that "Many doctors believe that her pancreas cancer was caused by her excessive use of vitamins and prescription drugs" is not supported by any source. None of these doctors is named and we don't know if she had really consumed such products. Has it been confirmed that they cause pancreatic cancer anyway?--62.38.64.214 01:27, 17 July 2007 (UTC)s
I corrected this part and I thing I have improved it a little. I am not the author of this article, but I agree that this line was just a gossip, not a fact.--85.75.123.144 01:48, 11 September 2007 (UTC) KStel26
