Titlebook: Hereditary Factors in Carcinoma; Henry T. Lynch Book 1967 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1967 cancer.carcinoma.genetics

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History of Cancer Genetics in Man,s controversy has stemmed from the myriad problems posed in gathering accurate data on such a complex problem as cancer and particularly in such a poor research subject as man himself. The obvious inability to control matings in man, long generation interval, small number of offspring, difficulty in

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Heredity and the More Common Malignancies of Man: Carcinoma of the Breast, Stomach, Colon, Lung, Prte of their frequency, the etiology and pathogenesis of each of these malignancies remains unclear. At some time or other the pendulum has swung heavily in the direction of either a hereditary or an environmental etiology for these malignancies. However, we believe that such a nature-nurture positio

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Hereditary Disorders with Variable Malignant Neoplastic Predisposition,ticular metabolic milieus. On the other hand, certain metabolic disorders could possibly inhibit tumor growth. The latter appears to be the case with diabetes mellitus when endometrial carcinoma. and Werner’s syndrome. are excluded. Osteogenesis imperfecta also appears to have an infrequent associat

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Heredity and Malignancies of The Reticuloendothelial System,reticuloendothelial system. This has been due primarily to the compelling quest for a viral etiology for malignancies having their origin in this tissue. Remarkable advances in this area have been made at the infra-human level and it is indeed fascinating that the role of genetic or host factors is

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,“Cancer Families:” Adenocarcinomas (Endometrial and Colon Carcinoma) and Multiple Primary Malignantrial and colon carcinoma) and multiple primary malignant neoplasms. This is opposed to other familial occurrences of malignancy discussed previously, which by and large, were concerned with cancer of ., i.e. breast, colon, stomach, prostate, etc. The historic aspects of investigations on “cancer fam

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Heredity, Emotions, & Carcinoma: Delay in Cancer Detection,ding impetus to the problem of cancer detection and treatment. Hope can now be offered for cure of many malignancies if the diagnosis is made .. Unfortunately, however, the area of cancer control which has shown the least advancement through the years has been that of .. The time lag between an indi