Cancer in the Twentieth Century Erin Furtak and the rest of your

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Cancer in the Twentieth Century Erin Furtak and the rest of yourThis collection of essays explores efforts to control and prevent cancer in North America and Europe. On both sides of the Atlantic, control programs emerged in the early twentieth century, and most were focused on early detection and treatment. Yet, these initiatives took very different forms indifferent countries. Experts disagreed on how to persuade the public to go to their doctors, what should be the role of public education, how cancer services