A history of the Imperial Cancer Research Fund, 1902-1986

J. Austoker

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Foreword. Preface. Chronology. The origins of experimental cancer research (1802-1902) laying the foundations of modern experimental cancer research (1902-1914) the politics of cancer research (1914-1923) fundamental ideas on cancer causation and tumour growth (1919-1939) disillusion, dissension, and reconstitution (1933-1939) cancer services and cancer research - organization and disunity (1926-1950) planning for the future - growth and diversification (1949-1959) reorganization and expansion - building new foundations (1959-1968) the creation of a centre of excellence (1968-1979). Appendices: 1 - objects of the Fund 1902. 2 - Officers of the Fund, Directors of Research and Research Laboratories. 3 - General Committee. 4 - Executive Committee. 5 - Governors (from 17 April 1940). 6 - Council (from 17 April 1940). Manuscript sources and interviews. Epilogue - Sir Walter Bodmer.

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