Cancer Care's Dark Past
The early 20th century was a grim time for cancer patients, with surgeries often more dangerous than the disease itself. Hospitals, like the New York Cancer Hospital, struggled to attract patients despite offering radical treatments, including a controversial radium repository. The chilling atmosphere and low survival rates painted a bleak picture of cancer care, where desperate measures were the norm and hope was scarce.In this clip
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