The History of Medical Oncology in Europe, 1955–1985 - The ASCO Post
Our goal with this review of the pivotal years of oncology in Europe is to acknowledge the tremendous contributions of the early leaders in the field and to help young investigators learn from the past to better cope with the inevitable challenges of today and tomorrow.
Our goal with this review of the pivotal years of oncology in Europe is to acknowledge the tremendous contributions of the early leaders in the field and to help young investigators learn from the past to better cope with the inevitable challenges of today and tomorrow. “On ne connaît pas complètement une science tant qu’on n’en sait pas l’histoire.” (“It is impossible to be familiar with a science without knowing its history.”) —Auguste Comte This quote from French philosopher Auguste Comte reflects the wisdom of the ancient Greek historian and general Thucydides. In his notable work, History
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