癌症,是一个让大多数人觉得触目惊心的名词。但实际上,它距离我们越来越近。全世界平均每天有3.5万人被诊断为癌症。癌症似乎像魔鬼一样逼近着我们,让我们失去了安全感和幸福感。关于癌症的描述早在公元前3000年,人类便用文字描述了癌症这一病种。在一本名为《创伤外科》的埃及书本中,提到当时医生通过一种小小的“火钻”来灼烧乳腺癌症病例。而书中对癌症这一疾病的描述为“不治之症”。古希腊“医学之父”希波克拉底也曾形象地描述过一些癌症的症状。他用希腊文“螃蟹”一词来 Cancer is a term that makes most people feel shocking. But in reality, it is getting closer and closer to us. An average of 35,000 people worldwide are diagnosed with cancer each day. Cancer seems to approach us like a devil, leaving us with a sense of security and well-being. A description of cancer As early as 3000 BC, humans used words to describe the disease of the cancer. In an Egyptian book called “Traumatic Surgery,” it was mentioned that doctors used a small “fire drill” to burn breast cancer. The description of the cancer disease in the book is “incurable disease.” Ancient Greek “father of medicine” Hippocrates also vividly described the symptoms of some cancers. He used the Greek word “crab”