London, Sept. 2.
\dvanced for the cannot be justified," is the conclusion of the cot mittee of the London Hospital research committee after experiments it has conducted with the Bendien cancer diagnosis. The committee adds, however, "Dr. Bendion's in: ty of purpose ea: it be doubted.
Dr. Bendien, a comparatively, obseure Dutch physician, has been carrying on cancer research work for several years and. his name sprang into prominence when Mr. 'Alfred Piney, on behalf of the British Empiteeancor campaign, returned from Zeist whos he had' been testing Dr. Bendien's claim to ability. to diagnose cancer by blood! est. "He described the test as the! Ngeeatest step in half a century to. wards the understanding of cancer."
The method of diagnosis was im~ mediately applied in the Cancer Hospital at Fulham and the research committee of the London Hospital bogan the experiments which have now ended in their declaration that the claim of Dr. Bendien cannot be Justified.
Reports from Holland also state that Dr, Bendien's method has. not found the approval or support of prominent medical circles in that country.
The celebrated motor manu: turer, Sir William Morris, hi once again made generous charity able xift, presenting a cheque for is to be used establishment of @ research fellowship' in radiology—Reuter,
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