Carlo Maley, Evolutionary Biologist: “We Are so Obsessed with Eliminating Cancer that We Do Not Think About Prolonging Life without Curing It”
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Carlo Maley (New Hartford, U.S.A., 57) looks a lot at nature for answers. This scientist, trained in evolutionary and computer biology and director of the Arizona Cancer Evolution Center, investigates how tumors progress and how they can be slowed down, but he does so from a very particular perspective: watching and analyzing how cancer suppression mechanisms have evolved in large and long-lived animals, such as elephants and whales.
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