The Philosophy of Radio-Activity: Or Selective Involution (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

This book was begun as an introduction to the medical writings of the author, read before scientific bodies and published during the last two decades. The MS. outgrew the original purpose. Radio-activity, while forcing a change in viewpoint in all the sciences, is chiefly identified in the public mind as in mysterious relation with malignancy. Though this relation will be seen to be very close, both as to cause and possible cure, this forms but small part of the general importance of the subject. Nevertheless, as this is the point on which false hopes might work harm, the following quotation is taken from the writers book on this subject: (viz, The Problem of Cancer; or the Philosophy of Malignancy ). A pril 10, 1914, THE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THE CONTROL OF CANCER held its second meeting at the New York Academy of Medicine. Dr.
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