The Philadelphia Chromosome : A Mutant Gene and the Quest to Cure Cancer at the Genetic Level (CD-Audio)

from slavenrm

As is usually the case, I received this book free. Unfortunately, I'm unable to determine the source of that freeness but suffice to say it came in the mail specifically for my review. Typically, I review books based on qualitative properties, but in this case it's not really necessary. The book ...

from Carolee888

As someone who has a pre-cancer that may or may not turn into cancer I am overjoyed by this book, The Philadelphia Chromosome by Jessica Wapner. The author writes for many publications but I know her for her articles in Cure, a patient focused magazine for who have cancer. In this book, she write...

from kidzdoc

In 1959 two Philadelphia researchers, David Hungerford, a scientist at the Fox Chase Cancer Center, and Peter Newell, a physician studying cancer at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine, made a momentous discovery that revolutionized the understanding of cancer. Hungerford, who speci...

from larryerick

This is a very good companion piece to Siddhartha Mukherjee's, The Emperor of All Maladies: A Biography of Cancer. It could easily serve as a welcome and more detailed look at the last portions of Mukherjee's book. While there is plenty of depth to both books, not all participants in the battle a...

from slavenrm

As is usually the case, I received this book free. Unfortunately, I'm unable to determine the source of that freeness but suffice to say it came in the mail specifically for my review. Typically, I review books based on qualitative properties, but in this case it's not really necessary. The book ...