Progress in Cancer Control Blueprinted
A Sloan-Kettering Institute report outlines 1968 progress in cancer research across five divisions Immunology cell biochemistry cytology surgical research and drug resistance. It notes viral relationships among leukemia and feline lymphosarcoma viruses mouse and human cancer virus like particles and cell surface components, with a new antibody technique to map proteins under electron microscopy. It also covers liver transplant trials for malignant disease at Memorial Hospital and advances in chemotherapy including a potential anti leukemic compound showing control in lab culture and preclinical testing planned for leukemia patients.