Double Helix of breast cancer therapy: intertwining the Halsted and Fisher hypotheses.

摘要

It takes 25,000 years for tght from the Double Helix Nebula to reach Earth. Astronomers gazing on its spiral arms know that the place where it seems to be located is actually a place where it has already been. Fortunately for patients with cancer, whose lives are measured in shorter segments of the space-time continuum, progress in oncology occurs at a pace much quicker than that of transgalactic signaling. Nevertheless, waiting for the light to come into view can still require patience and time, and it just might be that the place in which we now find ourselves is a place we have seen before.