Il 29 Giugno 2015 ho pubblicato un articolo che potrebbe porre fine, in modo rapido ed affidabile, ad una vergogna della Medicina della Sconfitta, nata con un parto assai travagliato a Framingham nel 1948.
Mi riferisco alla difficoltà della diagnosi di cancro del pancreas, specialmente, ma non solo, negli stadi iniziali asintomatici di Reale Rischio Congenito in evoluzione.
http://www.sisbq.org/uploads/5/6/8/7/5687930/norimbergasign_pancreascancer.pdf
Early bedside Diagnosis of Pancreas Cancer, starting from its Oncological Terrain-Dependent, Inherited Real Risk. 29-06-15
Notoriously, the prognosis for individuals diagnosed with pancreatic carcinoma is poor, largely because it is asymptomatic during decades, so that the diagnosis is too late and often comes after metastases have occurred. As a matter of facts, in a lot of articles, one reads that pancreas cancer diagnosis is made, unfortunately, later exclusively with the aid of Laboratory and image Department………
Ecco la puerile, desolante, imbarazzata mail di Nature PG, che pubblico dopo aver informato l’illustre mittente, sia ben chiaro:
Il 01/07/2015 14:17, l.hutchinson@nature.com ha scritto:
Dear Dr Stagnaro,
Manuscript number: NRCO-15-178V1
Title: Early bedside Diagnosis of Pancreas Cancer, starting from its Oncological Terrain-Dependent, Inherited Real Risk
Author(s): Sergio Stagnaro, Marco Marchionni, and Simone Caramel
Thank you for contacting us with the above suggested article for consideration in Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology. We have now read your proposal and I regret to inform you that after careful consideration and discussion with the Editorial Team we have decided that we will not commission this article for the journal. Obviously the topic of staging, diagnosing and treating pancreatic cancer is a very timely and important topic. However, as we have several commissioned reviews covering this area, we are not able to proceed with your suggestion on this occasion. (corsivo mio!)
We are very sorry that we could not be more positive, but we thank you for giving us the opportunity to consider the proposal. We wish you the best of luck submitting this article elsewhere.
Thank you for your interest in Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology.
With best wishes,
Lisa
Dr Lisa Hutchinson
Chief Editor – Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology
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My Answer:
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| Oggetto: | Childish, distressing answer. |
| Data: | Thu, 02 Jul 2015 09:51:28 +0200 |
| Mittente: | Sergio Stagnaro <dottsergio@semeioticabiofisica.it> |
| A: | l.hutchinson@nature.com |
To Dr Lisa Hutchinson
Chief Editor – Nature Reviews Clinical Oncology
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7843 4837
l.hutchinson@nature.com
http://www.nature.com/nrclinonc
my critical comment to the following childish and distressing mail, answering to my provocative, rather than concrete, proposal, one will read next on my blog La Voce di SS https://sergiostagnaro.wordpress.com/ , wherein I shall post also, as Incipit, your hesitant response.
With best wishes
Dr Sergio Stagnaro
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Avete letto la motivazione di quella che in realtà era una mera provocazione: Nature PG ha molte riviste che pubblicano articoli sul cancro e pertanto il mio articolo lo rigetteno al mittente.
Il fatto che il cancro pancreatico porta a morte sempre e che la diagnosi di Reale Rischio Congenito, conditio sine qua non della GUARIGIONE, ottenuta mediante non costosa Terapia Quantistica, non interessa nessun Editore, al di qua e al di là dell’Atlantico.
Spiegata così la definizione di Segno di Norimberga.
La Voce di SergioStagnaro 
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