The policy for the fight against cancer: first contradictions, first reorganisations

Official activity was such that no-one asked themselves whether there was still a place for the League and if, after having started the crusade, it should not hand over to others the torch which was now aflame. As far as I am concerned, I have the opposite opinion. For a work as colossal as the fight against cancer, all the forces of society would not be too great to attain serious results.1