Most Discoveries Even Today Are

History Repeats, But Science Reverberates.

Cancer Has Enormous Diversity And Behaves Differently: It's Highly Mutable, The Evolutionary Principles Are Very Complicated And Often Its Capacity To Be Constantly Mystifying Comes As A Big Challenge.

Cell Culture Is A Little Like Gardening. You Sit And You Look At Cells, And Then You See Something And Say, 'you Know, That Doesn't Look Right'.

This Was Yet Another Colonial Fascination: To Create The Conditions Of Misery In A Population, Then Subject It To Social Or Medical Experimentation.

It Felt—nearly Twenty-five Hundred Years After Hippocrates Had Naively Coined The Overarching Term Karkinos—that Modern Oncology Was Hardly Any More Sophisticated In Its Taxonomy Of Cancer.