The Medical Treatment of Cancer
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2. Its ethnological and geographical dis- tribution : Cancer exists aU over the world, but in varying degrees, and, as we shall presently see, modern civilization has had very much to do with its prevalence and mortality in different regions. The disease seems to be relatively less frequent among the dark skinned races than among the white, and is exceedingly rare among aborigines.
3. The progress of civilization in disturb- ing the normal course of human life : Time does not permit even a brie...f state- PATHOLOGY OF CANCER 201 ment of the recorded facts which I have quoted elsewhere in proof of the profound influence of civilization in the increase of cancer. One investigator of statistics has remarked that "the mortality from cancer is in a direct ratio to the intensity of hu- man civilization." It is to he remembered that the advance of so-called modem civili- zation, including the facilities of transpor- tation and cold storage have brought from far and near an innumerable number and variety of articles for food and drink, in- cluding condiments, which bear no relation to the few simple articles formerly con- sumed.
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2. Its ethnological and geographical dis- tribution : Cancer exists aU over the world, but in varying degrees, and, as we shall presently see, modern civilization has had very much to do with its prevalence and mortality in different regions. The disease seems to be relatively less frequent among the dark skinned races than among the white, and is exceedingly rare among aborigines.
3. The progress of civilization in disturb- ing the normal course of human life : Time does not permit even a brie...f state- PATHOLOGY OF CANCER 201 ment of the recorded facts which I have quoted elsewhere in proof of the profound influence of civilization in the increase of cancer. One investigator of statistics has remarked that "the mortality from cancer is in a direct ratio to the intensity of hu- man civilization." It is to he remembered that the advance of so-called modem civili- zation, including the facilities of transpor- tation and cold storage have brought from far and near an innumerable number and variety of articles for food and drink, in- cluding condiments, which bear no relation to the few simple articles formerly con- sumed.
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