How Was Cancer Diagnosed in the 19th century?
Does anyone know how they diagnosed cancer in the late 19th century. I can't seem to find anything apart from how they treated it.
The 19th century proletariat could not even afford a comprehensive medical care and such was reserved to the bourgeoisie. So the workers unfortunately died unconcious of cancer. Social inequality still exists when it comes to private means of treatment.
Original post by Melancholic Mill
The 19th century proletariat could not even afford a comprehensive medical care and such was reserved to the bourgeoisie. So the workers unfortunately died unconcious of cancer. Social inequality still exists when it comes to private means of treatment.
Ok thank you but how did the rich/powerful get treated then if they did?
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