Redefines cancer as inert cells acting as a protective barrier against carcinogenic damage, suggesting a new treatment approach.
This paper presents a revolutionary redefinition of cancer: tumors are not pathological, autonomous malignant cells, but the body's protective barrier composed of inert cells, formed in response to chronic carcinogenic damage. This theory overturns the foundational paradigm of traditional oncology, explains long-standing clinical paradoxes, and establishes a new, human-centered foundation for cancer research and treatment.
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