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Die Krebspersönlichkeit: Mythos und klinische Realität
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February 27, 2023
I finished this book back in 2022, but it was added later to the database of Goodreads - many thanks for that!
I wish Professor Schwarz would still be alive. So many questions came to my mind on the hypothesis, on the outcome and on the methodology during studying this book. Professor Schwarz summarises and examines whether Type C (Carcinomatosus) can be defined and predestined per specific characteristics from social, health, mental and financial point of view just to pick a few aspects. He attempts to comprehend and build a model for this highly complex topic of how cancerous diseases might be posed by external/internal factors - obvious ones (i.e. cigarettes) and less obvious ones (i.e. other diseases, education level etc). I highly recommended book as an eye opener.
1 star minus, since the output the conclusion that has been drawn was not explained in details. It is a pity that there is no continuation of this study by him.
Learning for me: you can change your attitude towards the world which might have an impact of future diseases.
I wish Professor Schwarz would still be alive. So many questions came to my mind on the hypothesis, on the outcome and on the methodology during studying this book. Professor Schwarz summarises and examines whether Type C (Carcinomatosus) can be defined and predestined per specific characteristics from social, health, mental and financial point of view just to pick a few aspects. He attempts to comprehend and build a model for this highly complex topic of how cancerous diseases might be posed by external/internal factors - obvious ones (i.e. cigarettes) and less obvious ones (i.e. other diseases, education level etc). I highly recommended book as an eye opener.
1 star minus, since the output the conclusion that has been drawn was not explained in details. It is a pity that there is no continuation of this study by him.
Learning for me: you can change your attitude towards the world which might have an impact of future diseases.
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