Oncology: robust and deep expertise
Solid and blood cancers, palliative care, but also the value of the patients' and families' perspective
22.09.2025
The history of oncology is paradigmatic, testifying to scientific and technological advances in medicine that have transformed our understanding of and approach to treating cancer, changing it from an incurable mystery to a condition with ever-increasing possibilities for a cure. All of this has occurred in just over 80 years. This period spans from the […]
The history of oncology is paradigmatic, testifying to scientific and technological advances in medicine that have transformed our understanding of and approach to treating cancer, changing it from an incurable mystery to a condition with ever-increasing possibilities for a cure. All of this has occurred in just over 80 years. This period spans from the end of World War II and the advent of chemotherapy to the current availability of molecularly targeted drugs, anti-angiogenic drugs, immunotherapy, and gene therapy.
The history of oncology is paradigmatic, testifying to scientific and technological advances in medicine that have transformed our understanding of and approach to treating cancer, changing it from an incurable mystery to a condition with ever-increasing possibilities for a cure. All of this has occurred in just over 80 years. This period spans from the end of World War II and the advent of chemotherapy to the current availability of molecularly targeted drugs, anti-angiogenic drugs, immunotherapy, and gene therapy.