Cancer: Its Cause and Treatment, Volume 1 (of 2) — John Shaqi
Cancer: Its Cause and Treatment, Volume 1 (of 2)Bulkley, Lucius Duncan
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Cancer: Its Cause and Treatment, Volume 1 (of 2)
Bulkley, Lucius Duncan
Cancer
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CANCER
ITS
CAUSE AND TREATMENT
BY
L. DUNCAN BULKLEY, A.M., M.D.
Senior Physician
The New York Skin and Cancer Hospital, etc.
[Illustration]
NEW YORK
PAUL B. HOEBER
1915
Copyright, 1915
BY PAUL B. HOEBER
_Published, February, 1915_
Printed in U. S. A.
To
THE GOVERNORS
of the
NEW YORK SKIN AND CANCER HOSPITAL
whose kind appreciation of and assistance to the author
in his clinical work in their institution have
done much to encourage him and to
promote the interest of the profession
in the branch of
DERMATOLOGY
this little book is inscribed
PREFACE
Cancer has hitherto been regarded almost wholly from its histological
and surgical aspects. The investigators and practitioners along these
lines have been innumerable, the work done prodigious, and the
literature relating thereto enormous. But relatively little attention
has been paid to the medical aspects of this most threatening malady,
although voices have been raised from time to time, with more or less
force, all joining in the same plea that the basic cause of the disease
lies in some derangement in the vital forces of the organism, as
influenced largely by diet and mode of life.
It has, therefore, seemed to the writer that it was time to stop and
look at cancer from a broader aspect, and by synthesis and deduction to
seek to understand some of the underlying causes of malignant disease;
also to see if some general principles could not be ascertained upon
which could be based an explanation of the views he had long held, and
of the practice which he had long followed in regard to the prevention
and cure of this dire malady. And as his studies progressed he was more
and more satisfied that the true solution of the cancer problem lay
along the lines indicated, although there was still very much to be
learned regarding the details and application of the principles
involved.
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