In 1891,a New York surgeon named William Coley injected cancer patients with live bacteria,observing with fascination as some tumors shrank amid raging fevers.His crude experiments-later deemed reckless-nonetheless re...In 1891,a New York surgeon named William Coley injected cancer patients with live bacteria,observing with fascination as some tumors shrank amid raging fevers.His crude experiments-later deemed reckless-nonetheless revealed a tantalizing truth:The immune system,when properly provoked,could attack cancer.Over a century later,researchers have transformed this observation into a precision strike force.展开更多
文摘In 1891,a New York surgeon named William Coley injected cancer patients with live bacteria,observing with fascination as some tumors shrank amid raging fevers.His crude experiments-later deemed reckless-nonetheless revealed a tantalizing truth:The immune system,when properly provoked,could attack cancer.Over a century later,researchers have transformed this observation into a precision strike force.
