Chemotherapy of Neoplastic Disease

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  • DKDavid A. Karnofsky
    David A. Karnofsky
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Abstract
The cancer chemotherapist, in the absence of a fundamental philosophy or a satisfactory approach to his problem, is an eclectic, borrowing ideas and discoveries from the more advanced or at least the more fruitful scientific disciplines. The range of his interests and the nature of his approach are shown in the number of chemicals and groups of substances under study. These agents are, for the most part, chiefly of interest in a historical and immediate sense for many, if not all, will ultimately be discarded. Until a fundamental discovery appears, each year will see new agents greeted with enthusiasm, and . . .

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