Advances in cancer research have grown exponentially in recent
decades. What we now know about the disease owes a lot to
breakthroughs in science and technology. Cancer researchers have
had to solve increasingly difficult problems with methods that were
unimaginable just a few years ago, and new generations of
researchers have to be trained to face these challenges.One
important aspect of their training is the framing of social,
economic and cultural changes of the human population. Despite
having state-of-the-art technology and specializations, researchers
are still required to think faster than ever before, making new
discoveries fit the practical situation of each type of cancer.
This book discusses a number of topics that address these
challenges and the origins of cancer research from a cultural and
historical perspective.
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