jeudi 28 juillet 2016
Fossil tumour is oldest evidence of ancient human cancer
A fossilized foot bone found in South Africa is the oldest evidence yet that ancient humans suffered from cancer, scientists say. The bone, which dates back about 1.7 million years, shows signs of bone cancer.
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