Titlebook: Manual of Clinical Oncology; Charles D. Sherman (Chairman, UICC Professional Ed Textbook 19905th edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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The Natural History of Cancer in Humansover many years. This process of development, when uninterrupted by treatment, is the “natural history” of cancer. While the complete characteristics of the early period of cancer development are still under active investigation, these two major features stand out:

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