The Archive · 1931

Aid to Cancer Cure

London, July 28, A. comparatively obscure Dutelt physician, Dr, Bendien, who hag been patiently carrying on research work for many years has suddenly, appeared in the front rank of the world's cancer experts.

Mr. Alfred Piney, on behalf of ithe British Empire cancer came Ipaign, has just returned from Zeist where he tested Dr. Bendien's claim to ability to diagnose cancer by, [bloodiest. He describes the snee cessful outcome of the visit as the greatest step in half a century, towards the understanding lcencer."

The methods of Bendien's die gnosis are being applied immediates fy at the Cancer Hospital, Fulham, British physicians, while em= phasizing that the new development idoes not mean a new cure, agree fas to the tremendous value of early ter, jand unmistakable diagnosis—Reue

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