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Perceptions of Cancer through the Ages – from Hippocratic Oncology to Precision Cancer Medicine

2024-09-06

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The unravelling of the human genome created new perceptions on the origin and evolution of diseases and for cancer in particular, it established the notion that neoplasia has been a companion of life since its ap-pearance on earth. It is not surprising that neoplasms, in various forms, develop in numerous species of animals and even in plants. Unmistakable accounts of cancer with clinical features as are understoo...

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Literature Corpus work: 8f21fa1c-ec57-52b4-b106-8716dafc52d0
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202409.0508.v1

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