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Cancer evokes profound emotions, symbolizing pain, suffering, and death, making it one of the most feared diseases. In medically advanced nations, malignant neoplasms account for a significant portion of deaths; in 1970, they represented 20.4% of the 575,194 deaths in England and Wales. While diseases of the circulatory system caused even more fatalities, our emotional response to cancer often overshadows these statistics. Many have witnessed the decline of loved ones suffering from inoperable cancer, which fosters feelings of hopelessness and helplessness. Such emotional turmoil can drive dedicated research efforts, yet the intensity of this commitment may sometimes hinder the objective analysis necessary for effective strategies. The belief that discovering the causes of cancer could lead to solutions and relief from suffering is compelling. This logic, while appealing, can oversimplify the complexities of cancer and its treatment. The desire to prevent cancer by understanding its origins reflects a deep yearning for control over an illness that often feels insurmountable, highlighting the intricate relationship between emotional responses and the pursuit of scientific knowledge in the fight against this formidable disease.
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The Biology of Cancer, P.R.J. Burch
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- 1976
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